@Erin6539 gorgeous house
I am a big fan of all pictures having the same color. You have some lighter some darker. They look clean and professional when they have the same exposure
Some pictures are slanted such as closets and a view out of the window. If you can not take a good picture, think if it is even needed. Most Airbnb guests do not need major closet space. It is assumed your house will have some
The picture of the laundry is too large, at least on my desk top. I can only see the plant until I click on it
The balcony is not really exterior unless it is not for guests use.
I am a big fan of all the details:
No access to the garage- what are the other parking options?
Accessibility: how many floors, where are the bedroom, if there are stairs and how many. This gets asked a lot.
I know you have some of it in other parts of the listing one way or the other but I would add it all to the description.
I am also personally not a fan of mentioning specific brands. If someone breaks your sofa (and I have had mine broken more than once!), you now have to run to Pottery barn and get another one by next check in or inevitably someone will complain. Eventually your guests will break through your set of CB2 china. You will be forced to replace with same brand by next arrival. I do not want you to think that guests break things all the time, it is not the case, however you should set yourself up for a few potential complaint scenarios as possible. CB2 is great but it is not Wedgewood either. Just say luxury furnishings if you must.
I think you should elaborate on security cameras. I personally do not have any but I see a lot of posts about hosts getting in trouble for having them. Perhaps state where they are? I am not sure about this one
Overall amazing home. I am sure you will do really well!
