Goose Creek Junction

This place is confusing. Has a lot of log swings and furniture outside to lure you in . I walk in to find the owner sitting in a chair under a blanket sleeping surrounded by a mountain of empty Mountain Dew bottles . I inquired about a log bed , so he takes me to a side room that was just random wood and boxes thrown everywhere and he shows me some parts out of a box and some brochures. The place is an unorganized disaster but has a lot of antiques of random things . The problem is that it’s impossible to tell if they are for sale ? The owner is nice but never stops talking , even when you show interest in something. One half the building I wasn’t sure if I was even allowed to go into despite I was inquiring about things I could see . Not once did he say go look around. I felt to uncomfortable to even ask because it looks more like a hoard than part of store and He seemed more interested telling me long drawn out stories than actually selling me anything. Even trying to leave made me uncomfortable, as I’m walking out the door with the door open he is trying to start up new conversations. Not a place for people with anxiety between the cluster and the owner overwhelming you with stories. Guy seems like a nice guy and he does have some cool things and prices didn’t seem out of line and quality seemed good at what I looked at , but the atmosphere is that of the local neighborhood guy who has a rummage sale all year long in his yard.. I give it 2 stars because it has a lot of cool and interesting things but it’s about as unprofessional for a business as you can get . Shop cleaned up and organized with a showroom which he has plenty of space for and the owner being a lot less overwhelming with telling stories and inviting customers to look around and this is a 4-5 stare rating store . I do plan on returning this spring to once again price out some furniture so hopefully it’s better than my first experience and give it a updated and better rating .