Overall- Savvy SeaGrove is a nice home. It could be outstanding with a little TLC. Like most places that have some age on them- owners do not invest in new items like patio furniture, couches and deck furniture. Ours were destroyed by years of sun and water- basically unusable on the top observation deck, (very disappointed) The couch on the main level is also falling apart. Front door was not lockable, as control mechanism's for stationary door had been removed. Hurricane locked- total pain to deal with as well. That house needs a new upgrade (electronic door lock). House did not have basic supplies(Dishwashing liquid, no salt & Pepper, and horrible toilet paper. We went out and purchased our own.Also the house needs a powerwash. Mildew and dirt on stucco. Simple maintenance items, but the homeowner has to spend some money. We won't stay there again do to these items. Too many other better options with more functional and operational items. Including locking front doors,Hot tub is functional but very old. Several jets not working and cushions disintegrating.Water was clean, and I used screen provided to remove debris floating. It was 103 degrees- nice and hot and had been maintained with chemicals. Outside panels falling off- I replaced one in position. The other corner was completely off.Honestly for what we spent- a refund of some of the 2000 would be a good gesture. Wine fridges on deck-inoperable-main deck in general in bad shap