Our feeling about this property is mixed, there are definitely excellent memory but a couple of issues really downgrade our experience:
Pros: Spacious house with a marvelous view. Build on the cliff right next to the ocean. Enjoy the sunset from the patio or master room. 1 min drive to the pebble beach which is not quiet, not crowded, and a really nice spot for snorkeling. Note that there are strong currents at the coast so I wouldn't recommend water activities for kids, but could be a perfect spot for adults. The appliances are a bit outdated but functional. Small issues with the furniture and curtains but not a big deal.
Cons:
1. Inset problem: gaps and holes all over the window screen which means there is no way to prevent all sorts of insects from coming into the room. Note that there is no AC in the house you need to keep the window open at night in summer. So expect to fight mosquitoes and moths.
2. Cockroach: We killed ~10 cockroaches IN THE HOUSE during our stay. We also see one in our cup... According to the host said they are all over the place on this island, and I usually only come out after dark. We mostly saw them in the bathrooms and spotted two coming out from the shower drain in the guest bathroom. Note that the caps for all the drains are missing so I wouldn't be surprised if that is how they enter the house. What we end up doing is using RAID FOGGER to smog the house every two days which significantly helped.
3. Water shortage: This issue really ruined our experience. The house is on a water catchment system, which catches the rainwater and pumps it to the tap. It also means you don't know how much water is there in the tank upon your arrival and should expect to run out of water during your stay. We ran out of water the night before we check-out. This was nearly a disaster for us since we had just come back from camping and were dirty and sweaty, and soon to take another 6+3 hour flight to the continent. Note that we are not wasteful. We just consume the normal daily amount of water. I guess we visit near the end of the summer season when there were a lot of visitors but not much rain. I think it is the host's responsibility to make sure there is enough water for every guest.