Matthew and Guliz are experienced hosts and their description of the location and size of their cottage is accurate. But their description of the quality of the unit is not. We know Half Moon Bay very well and rented the place for three nights. We were badly disappointed and left after only one.
The good news is that the wifi is solid. Otherwise, you are renting a funky cottage with circa 1980 furnishings that would be worth $100-$200 in season but not the $300+/night we paid.
Specifically, we were greeted upon our arrival by an impressive pile of dog shit on the deck in front of the door. Had it been dark, the results would have been quite unpleasant. In five minutes of running the hot water, the shower water got tepid but never hot.
The listing indicates "an open space on the property usually covered in grass". No evidence of this at all. It suggests that the place has bath towels. Nope. It indicates a fire pit even though the hosts say they removed it for fire safety reasons. Good idea. It lists outdoor furniture, an iron post bed, and "beach essentials". We saw none of these. It is true that they provide a fire extinguisher, but it sits rusting outdoors where you are unlikely to look in case of fire.
To be clear, our problem was with the quality and price of this unit, not with its size or location. We paid for much better than we got. Had someone shared this perspective, we would not have stayed at this price.