How is the Bumpus' home described in the short story collection, Wanda Hickey’s Night of Golden Memories?

When the Bumpus clan moves in to the neighborhood, they destroys their house and the neighborhood overnight. The house is filled with untold numbers of Bumpuses, the yard is filled with debris from the local dump where the family likes to shop on a weekly basis, and houses all manner of livestock from goats and dogs to chickens and rats.