While the property is listed as accessible, the new paved walk-way to the dock is a 20% grade, so too steep for those with walkers or limited mobility. Likewise, the showers had only limited hand holds. Also, we had to do a deep clean on the floor and kitchen. However, the view and the location are *outstanding,* well worth the price and minor inconveniences. The Little Niangua was very nice, except the very loud power woodworking that started at 10 p.m. across the cove two nights. Someone also started their leaf-blower before 7 a.m. But, the sunroom of the East End of the house is magnificent. Even with (very ample) air-conditioning, it felt like a tree house over the lake. A few days we were even able to open the widows of this room for extra charm. This is quiet end of the Lake that we know very well and were generally quite satisfied.