Our stay was right in the depths of winter but the wood burning heater kept the space cosy and warm. We could hear the waves pounding on the beach and the wind howling through the trees which was wonderful and such a change from living in the city.
The house was sparklingly clean and the wardrobes were full of extra blankets. The furniture was comfortable and there was plenty of crockery and glassware in the kitchen. A thoughtfully stocked pantry and a special treat in the fridge added a little extra to our stay. Our dog was made welcome with a dog blanket and a bowl just for her. The tiled floors in the living areas made living much easier over the soggy winter weekend that we stayed.
We felt like we were staying in a holiday house that had been in the family for years and we felt right at home. The area is interesting to walk around with the ocean beach not far away - but it is a National Park which means no dogs. However it is a short drive to the bayside beaches which are ok for dogs.