The house is beautiful to look at, beautiful on first impression when approaching the door and beginning to enter. Little details then begin to intrude, the front screen door sticks because it is sagging from loose joints. It should be removed, squared, reinforced and re-hung. We, as a group my sibs and I, always look over the kitchen because we cook for group and guests. Drawers were chaotic with mixes of tools in many places and there wasn't a sharp knife other than the steak knives to the left of the stove in an inner drawer. Danger! And no wonder the working knives are dull, the only cutting boards were glass. We couldn't find any sort of device or steel to sharpen them, either. Dishes, glasses, silverware, and pots and pans were much easier to find and use, and were excellent. Love the pantry, but not that wasp/hornet sprays and bug repellent were on the same shelf as cooking oil and PAM. Again, details. Nice screened-in porch and deck, but large holes in the screen let in wasps. Some of the replacement boards on the deck and descending stairs are not fastened tightly, or at all at the bottom of the steps. The french doors from the dining area to the screened room are both loose from their jambs and the west side is missing an entire hinge. They can't be closed without lifting both doors up so they can swing in against each other. I think that those doors could conceivably fall loose onto someone or the deck and break something. Out of space but not problems!!!!!!