Hi @Crys816 I'm a superhost in the UK, with over 10 years experience, and my current listing is a period house in Oxford, built in the late 19th century.
I've also travelled quite a lot as an Airbnb guest, so my comments come from both a host and guest perspective. The following comments are about Eagles Nest.
1) Delete the b&w photos in 'Photography studio' section. They are not appealing nor relevant to guests booking your place.
2) Delete the photo with the sign saying Clark Family Cemetery (if this is a massive selling point, then just mention in the description) . Delete the baffling photo of the road sign place (most guests won't click through to see the caption). Ditto, delete the photo of the mining sluice. Remember, your primary goal is to sell the living accommodation, not random niche tourist attractions.
3) Interior decor. I like the kitchen and dining room, and they're what you expect from the exterior photos.
Tone down the bedroom, to make it chime with the kitchen/dining/exterior house look. It's too 'fancy' and fussy [with the candelabra light, too]. Go more homespun LL Bean. (And you're already selling homespun with the photos of the farm animals, right?)
One huge improvement you can make to the bathroom - the black shower curtain is so depressing, get a white one. And show the interior of the shower.
Living room: are there original floorboards in that room? If so, sand and oil them, because the grey carpet is depressing. Paint the walls off-white, clean the windows, bring the light in, make it simple and airy. Get rid of the pouffes, they are everywhere! Get rid of the heavy gothic drapes.
Basically, you have a gorgeous home and it's ruined by the faux luxe vibe. It should be homely and sort of a bit rustic.
