Our family had a delightful time at Tabitha and Michael’s Urban farm home. Its location is perfect; very close to the subway, beach and just a few blocks from Stop n Shop, restaurants, and liquor store. One parking spot is provided. Street parking is by permit only, making it necessary for additional guests to park on the streets outside of the complex. The pictures are a true depiction of the place, basically farmhouse chic that employs a muted palate punctuated by lovely succulents, all very soothing. AC was great, rooms were spacious, beds were comfortable and having two bathrooms upstairs and a half bath down were an added plus. Some additional storage in the bedrooms would be very much welcome, however. The kitchen was serviceable—as a group of five adults we could have used a few more of everything. The biggest drawback there was not having a toaster (which I incorrectly assumed would be provided but is not noted in the amenities)—used the cast iron pans to toast instead—or a coffee pot that could make multiple cups at once—the pour method worked but took time. The backyard is not really usable: The presence of two adorable chickens, which we all got a kick out of, brought the concept of “free-range” to life in a very real sense. Having a place to sit outside not shared by the hens would have been nice. Our hosts were very helpful and responded quickly to our questions and concerns, including helping us when we got locked out of the house, forcing Michael to leave a family gathering to come to our rescue. That being said; this urban farmhouse, situated in the very pretty Arverne neighborhood, is a great beach getaway.