Could you describe the living conditions of the Chavadi where Amir Shakkar was instructed to stay for his treatment?

The Chavadi, where Sai Baba ordered Amir Shakkar to reside, was in a deplorable state. According to Chapter 22, the building was ancient, dilapidated, and a haven for lizards and poisonous scorpions. The back part was filled with garbage, and the ground was uneven with numerous knee-deep holes. The environment was characterized by constant dampness from below and rain from above, creating a chaotic atmosphere of wind and cold. The text powerfully states that the troubles there were so immense that even a dog would not endure them, highlighting the extreme misery of the place.