Can you describe the physical state of the Chavadi where Amir was instructed to reside for nine months?

Chapter 22 paints a grim picture of the Chavadi. It was a very old and dilapidated structure, originally built by Malik Ambar. The text describes it as a place where lizards, house lizards, and poisonous scorpions lived freely. It was also occupied by lepers, and dogs would eat leftovers there. The back part was filled with garbage, and the ground had seventeen knee-deep holes. Furthermore, the Chavadi suffered from rain leaking from above, dampness rising from the uneven ground below, and a constant chaotic mix of wind and cold, making it a truly miserable place to stay.