We thought 3Legged was a fantastic place! I would love to say that we had the best time there, but unfortunately mother nature got in the way. Our stay happened to overlap with the crazy storm that came through southern BC in mid-November 2021, so we ended up spending a lot more time inside the house than we had planned. Luckily the house itself was amazing, so not a bad place to be stuck. Our hosts warned us about the power outage that was likely to occur with the storm (and sure enough it did) so we got up and did all our cooking for the morning before the power went out. Luckily the outage was on the short side (only 3-4 hours) we were expecting much worse, but it was nice to be prepared with the heads up from our host.
The house itself is amazing, just look at the pictures. The beds (both king sized) were very comfortable. The view is amazing, and the design around the house is beautiful. The kitchen just has the basics, so I would recommend bringing anything special you need for preparing your own meals. We prepared our own meals due to the remoteness of the location, there aren't too many eating out options available unless you really want to drive. However, the Cold Shoulder cafe is only about a 15min walk away, they have great coffee and pastries and sandwiches. To get there you follow the 5min private path that goes right down to the beach (if it's not clear this house is RIGHT above the beach) and you hang a left and walk along the sand for about 10mins to get to the cafe.
It should also be noted that the main heat source in the house is a wood burning stove. There are also portable heaters in each bedroom, but if you're visiting between Oct-Mar you are likely to need the wood fire stove. We weren't really prepared for this, but our host helped us light our first fire and we handled it from there. However, it is a bit of a chore to keep the fire going (or to restart it when you forget about it, which happened to us a lot) and it's difficult to regulate the heat too, so it sometimes got too hot inside and we had to have the sliding doors open. It was about 5c-10c outside that week, for reference...so it definitely kicks off enough heat, you don't need to worry about being too cold. It's just a bit of a pain to keep it going if you're a city dweller who is use to automatic furnace doing all the work.
Overall, we would definitely like to return, but I think we would plan our visit during a different time of the year.