My wife and I and our dog stayed at the property during the third week of June. I would have given the property a 5 Star rating if no trains had run at night. I will address the train issue at the end of my review. The property itself was fantastic. It has a great floor plan, three bedrooms, two full baths, a fully applianced kitchen with an adjacent dining area, and a living room. Outside there is a covered porch and a car port. The yard area is nicely landscaped and had a fire pit and picnic table. The front lawn was like a carpet and Marie even mowed it during our stay while we were out sightseeing. Everything inside the house was in perfect order when we arrived. All the appliances that we used worked flawlessly. The satellite TV worked and the air conditioning both worked great. Alan and Marie live next door to the property and whenever we had a question about the house or about the local area, we would text Marie and she would respond to the text a short time later. The only negative about the house (besides trains running at night) was the noisy air conditioner/heater fan. It is located in a hall closet and is quite loud. In fact, the fan upset our dog more than the trains did. The fan noise is not an issue except at night. The property is located in the middle of an area with many vineyards and is conveniently located near the attractions of Erie and Lake Erie. Now to the train issue. The train tracks are quite close to the property. There is also a rail road crossing that is quite close to the house. When a train goes by the noise of the engine/cars on the track is not bad, but the engine must sound its horn (3 times I believe) when it approaches/crosses the crossing. The engines are diesel switchers and their horns are quite loud and piercing. We rented the house for 4 nights and at least 1 train used the tracks (there are 3 sets of tracks) every night ( The most I heard was 5 trains one night). If you are interested in renting the house and the trains may be an issue, I suggest you contact Marie and get the property location from her. Then you can check out the location on Google Earth. You will be able to see the rail road tracks and the crossing and will be able to see the proximity of the tracks relative to the house. We enjoyed our stay at the house a great deal despite the trains. I would rent the house again should we return to the area but I may have a difficult time getting my wife and dog to agree with me.