Beautiful 4 bedroom home with Pool, Hot Tub & More

These reasonable house “Rules” are established for the safety and comfort of both current and subsequent guests, the preservation of property, and for the quiet enjoyment of all residents in the neighborhood. Please see the House Manual for additional information, or contact the hosts with any questions. “Guests” means registered guests and their authorized invitees. ➩ A copy of non-expired government-issued identification is required for the guest responsible for the registration. If the guest responsible for the registration changes after the time of booking, identification for both the former and new guest is required. ➩ Guests must lock the residence when it is not occupied, including when vacating the property at check-out time. ➩ Guests are strongly urged to purchase trip insurance to cover for losses against foreseeable events, such as death in the family, inability to travel because of illness, weather-related incidents, among other things. Refund for a guest’s inability to fulfill the reservation will only be issued in accord with the cancellation policy in effect at the time of the booking. ➩ Guests must notify hosts upon discovery of any condition that could foreseeably be the cause of a guest complaint or that creates a potential hazard to guests, their invitees, or the property. Guests must provide reasonable access, if such access may be necessary to assess and remedy the condition. Refunds or partial refunds will not be granted if hosts were deprived of a reasonable opportunity to cure. Avoidable damages to the property resulting from a guest’s failure to notify hosts or provide access may be assessed to guests, depending on the circumstances.' ➩ Guests may not use the host-provided Internet to download or upload any illegal or unlawful content, including child pornography or copyright-protected intellectual property (e.g., movies, music, etc.). Downloading of movies or music is often detected by Internet Service Providers (ISPs), and results in the issuance of a warning to the subscriber (in this case, hosts) under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Downloading or uploading of child pornography is often detected by ISPs and results in a “Cyber tip” to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which will eventually result in an administrative subpoena for subscriber information, and a search warrant. Hosts will be required, in such circumstances, to disclose the identity of the guests who were present at the time such download or upload was detected. ➩ Bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, or other transportation equipment other than collapsible wheelchairs are not allowed in the home.' ➩ Smoking, vaping, the burning of incense, or diffusing of oils by guests, including cannabis or its derivatives, whether or not for medicinal use, is prohibited. These odors are difficult to eradicate, and may be offensive to subsequent guests, who may cancel and be displaced of lodging. A $375 fee will be assessed for each violation. ➩ Use of dyes, solvents, bleaches, or other harsh chemicals, whether for hair, clothing, or crafts, is prohibited on the property. These chemicals (such as ammonium thioglycolate, commonly found in hair perm products) leave offensive odors or will permanently ruin linens, towels, furniture, flooring, and fixtures. Likewise, guests may not use provided towels for wiping or absorbing tinted tanning lotions, sprays, grease, oils, solvents, or dyes. ➩ Storage of gasoline, diesel, propane canisters, fishing bait, hunting carcasses, or other flammable, corrosive, combustible, or noxious substances is prohibited within the home. Cleaning of fish as necessary for a single meal preparation is permitted, but gutting and preparation of animals or portions of animals (except meal-sized portions ordinarily sold by grocery stores) is not permitted in the home or on the property. ➩ Live animals brought on site without prior notice and approval will result in a $500 fee, ejectment, and cancellation of the booking without refund. • The only exception to this pet policy is under the Americans with Disabilities Act • In addition to constituting civil fraud or civil theft, it may be a crime to falsely represent an animal as a service animal to avoid fees, obtain services, or circumvent policies, and it may be a crime to falsely claim disability status. If a guest has misrepresented an animal as a service animal, hosts reserve the right to seek financial restitution, report fraudulent claims to government authorities, and terminate the reservation immediately. • Guests traveling with a service animal must declare the service animal upon inquiry, state whether the animal is required because of a disability under the ADA, and state what specific work or tasks the animal is trained to perform for the guest. • Service animals may be excluded without refund if it is not housebroken, or if it is out of control, and the guest is unable or unwilling to effectively control it. • Any damage caused by a service animal is subject to the damages policy, including lawn or landscape damage from digging or urination. Grass killed by urination usually does not manifest for up to ten days after the incident, and requires re-seeding or sodding and weeks of uninterrupted, focused watering. Guests expressly consent to the possibility of the delayed imposition of a claim for lawn damage, notwithstanding the usual policy of the listing platform. • Guests shall not allow any service animal to roam the property untethered, unless a leash, harness, or tether interferes with the specific tasks the animal has been trained to perform. In any case, guests must prevent service animals from urinating upon any maintained grass area. Guests shall promptly remove pet waste from the property grounds and dispose of in a sealed plastic bag to be discarded in the provided outdoor waste receptacle. • Guests shall not leave a service animal unattended in the property for any reason or for a...