I'll write this review in terms of pros and cons.
PROS
It's beachfront and the beach is closer than the pictures make it out.
The kitchen, and two of the bedrooms were newly renovated and attractive.
CONS
The biggest issues is that are people sleeping in cars and trucks on the beach directly in front of the house. One of out tour guides said they are meth addicts, although we can't confirm this. There were 1-5 vehicles out there every night and day.

We asked the car campers why they were chopping the bushes with machetes at all hours of the day and night, and they said they were clearing more space for themselves because they liked the area. Apparently we shouldn't have asked this and intruded on their encampment, because a few hours later, they built a 4 foot high barrier of logs and brush, blocking access to the beach, such that the only way to the beach was through the neighbors yards.
On Christmas night they fired an M80 rocket at the house which exploded right outside the dining room windows. Very scary.
Additionally, there are trucks and motorcycles frequently racing up and down the beach.
All of this makes going to and using the beach very uninviting. In fact, during the eniture week we were there, we never saw a single person enjoying the beach on towels or chairs.
There were multiple issues with the house, which we reported to the managing agent.
Multiple door knobs and locks didn't work, including one of the external doors. Management never came to fix the these despite saying they would within 48 hours, then within 24 hours.
There was no mirror in the bathroom in the bedroom over the garage, no closet to hang clothes, and no drawer. Initially management said ownership wasn't going to do anything about this. After asking multiple people, over multiple days, explaining that it was absurd that a home charging $13,000 for Christmas week, didn't have these basic necessities. Finally, we did get a metal rack to hang clothes (which was left in the garage 3 days later), and a mirror (left on the floor, 4 days later).
The dishwasher didn't work or even have power going to it.
The refrigerator made a very loud buzzing noise.
The bathroom and vanity lights flicker in bathroom next to bunk room.
The bunk room only had two sliding glass doors, with no windows, so only way to cool room was with doors open to the exterior, which is dangerous given the meth encampment issue.
The "living room" is a straight sofa in the dining room and not condusive to hanging out with other people. We never sat on the sofa and conversed, as you would a living room.
You can't see the beach or ocean from either the sofa or dining table when sitting becuase the windows are so high.
There was an alarm, but no information on how to operate the alarm, which kept going off during the night.