It's the last house at the top of the hill: a beautifully secluded spot, surrounded by forest, where you can see the sea over the tree tops. The cabin is comfortable, well-equipped and nicely decorated. There's a great seating area on a balcony.
I was travelling without a car, so the following notes might be useful if you're thinking of doing the same. I had planned to hire a bicycle to help me get around but it turned out that there are no businesses renting bikes on the island. (Probably best to rent one in Vancouver). There are no buses or taxis either.
So I ended up with a mix of walking and hitch-hiking. Walking was pleasant as there's so little traffic, but many of the drivers you do see will stop if you put your thumb out. It's a 25 minute walk to the junction that has two shops and three places to eat (I can recommend the Daystar Market for good quality, fresh produce). It's around the same to Montague Harbour, and just under an hour to Sturdies Bay, where the ferry gets in. The biggest issue you are likely to have is with your luggage when you arrive and leave. You'll need to be able to carry it yourself up and down the track from the main road to the cabin. This is a 10 minute walk and the track might be muddy if it has rained.
None of this stopped me from having a wonderful stay.