This is a really great place. Great location near town, but far enough away to have a very relaxed vibe.
The tidepools in front of the house have a surprising number and variety of small tropical fish, and turtles come up into the tidepool directly in front of the house to feed on algae and will sometime sleep on the little sandy patch just below the lanai. The sunsets are spectacular. It's hard to beat watching the sunset from the lanai over a tropical cocktail while surfers try to catch the last waves of the day in the fading light.
The house is very private even though it's next to the road. The house and a small portion of the lanai are visible from the road, but I don't think anybody driving or walking by notices it - it's hard to spot even when you know exactly where it is. In fact we drove right past it a couple times and had to turn around and come back because you just don't notice it from the road. The interior is completely private (you don't see the road at all from the inside), and the majority of the lanai is private as well. And you don't hear any road noise to speak of, just the waves on the shore.
The outdoor kitchen is on the lanai and is very well-equipped with six-burner gas cooktop, electric oven, refrigerator/freezer with icemaker, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, dishwasher, and a gas barbeque grill. It was a pleasure to cook and have meals there when we weren't having meals out.
Be aware that one bedroom suite is quite spacious, faces the ocean, and benefits from the view and the sound of the surf, while the other bedroom and bathroom are much smaller and are next to the road - there's a fence so it's private, but from the back bedroom you will hear road noise more than the surf. The two bedrooms are definitely NOT equal, so if you are splitting the house between two couples you'll need to figure out who gets the good room and how to split the bill. But the back bedroom is perfectly fine for kids or other guests who are not paying for the place. We were just one couple renting the place ourselves, so this wasn't an issue for us.