Fort Morgan Properties By Reed Real Estate in Alabama

“This property is very nice. Roomy. Great location. Catch flounder right from the dock 😃! Highly recommend it.”

“Carpets need replacing”

“Upon arrival, we immediately noticed the grass needed mowing. We put our granddaughter in her walker and her feet became black from the dirty tile floor. The rest of the house was clean. I fixed the rear screen door because the screen was falling out of the door. The house and bedrooms were spacious. The open style kitchen, dining, living spaces was nice. All bedrooms are on the sides of the main areas. There were more than enough utensils and pots/pans. The screened porch was great. The dock was in great shape and we caught trout and crab. The front and back decks need some attention though. We had 7 adults and 1 infant and the house was great for that amount of people. Its about 15 minutes from Gulf Shores and that was fine for us since we could get away from the hustle and bustle. All in all, we enjoyed the house and dock. Just a few things need to be addressed and it would be a stand-out rental.”

“The house as a whole was good. The dock and pool are as pictured, both small, but worked well for our use. The dock is against a seawall and very high above the water, so you can't launch a kayak or swim from the dock. One major issue for us was that one of the "bedrooms" doesn't have an AC air vent so it was extremely hot. So much so that it could not be used to sleep in. We had to put an adult couple in with children in the bunk room. When I asked the property manager they offered a large fan, but considering there was already a fan in the room we didn't see how adding another fan to push around hot air would work. No other solution was offered. If the homeowner wants to continue to rent a home in the south during summer they really need to add an AC unit to that room or not consider it a bedroom.”

“The property itself was great, very close to the beach however we picked a bad time to go since the Gulf was inundated by sargassum seaweed.”