From the moment we walked in, our stress level dropped with the casual beach vibe, great location and relaxing atmosphere. I was happy to find the "surf pad" on the canal side of the street. From the deck you can look over the neighbor's rooftop in front of you and see the bridges and a distant water view. The beach pad is the entire upper level and there are three garages below. One was reserved for us and came in handy. I think this Airbnb is around 600 square feet and dates back to the 1940's or '50's. We liked the retro feel and it's in good condition. There is a well equipped kitchen with full size refrigerator and a small oven. I even found parchment paper that I needed for a dish I was cooking. No microwave - which is good because we needed the counter space. There was also a barbecue on the deck that we used to cook fish during our stay. Bed was comfy and the chalkboard was a fun touch - it takes up an entire wall and you can add your name. I also liked the selection of games and books. The neighbor in front was really nice and we enjoyed talking to her. There is also a washer/dryer on the ground level under the deck. Did I mention the row boat? Fun! We didn't use the bike or surfboards - but they are available for a $10 donation according to the informative guest guidebook. We're techies and found the WiFi to be slow - maybe a sign from the universe to take it easy (which we did). Before you arrive, Lauren will send you the code for the front door. She also touched base with us by email when we arrived to see if we had any questions. We liked the privacy and having our own place on the canal. Overall, a great stay and one that we will fondly remember. Highly recommended.