Could you describe the conditions of the Chavadi where Baba made Amir Shakkar stay for his rheumatism?

The Chavadi was in a state of extreme disrepair and was a very challenging place to live. Chapter 22 details that the building, constructed by Malik Ambar, was old and dilapidated. It was inhabited by lizards, house lizards, and poisonous scorpions. Furthermore, the text mentions that lepers also stayed there, garbage was piled in the back with seventeen knee-deep holes, and the ground was uneven and damp. The combination of rain from above, dampness from below, and constant wind and cold made it a miserable place that even a dog might shun.