Can you describe the living conditions in the Chavadi where Baba ordered Amir Shakkar to stay for his rheumatism?

The Chavadi was in a dreadful state when Amir Shakkar was told to reside there. Chapter 22 details that the building was old, dilapidated, and filled with garbage. It was a home to lizards, scorpions, lepers, and dogs. The text explicitly mentions seventeen knee-deep holes, constant dampness from below, rain seeping in from above, and a chaotic environment of wind and cold. Despite these miserable conditions, which the author calls a "pilgrimage of a lifetime," Amir stayed there for nine months based purely on his faith in Sai Baba's words.