Wow, what a charming cottage! We had a wonderful time using Colleen's carriage house as a base for exploring Bristol and the surrounding area. The carriage house is well laid out inside, we had three people which was just right. It’s got an attractive sea town vibe, with snowy white linens and crisp nautical paint colors lovely. Historic too - the carriage house has the charm of the 1800s with its slight rise in the wooden floor, vintage but comfy furniture, and the abundance of tall double-hung windows bringing in tons of light, yet with the benefits of the modern era - wifi, large smart tv, and brand new air conditioning/heating. The location couldn't be better, tucked away behind a historic, butter-yellow house on the gorgeous main street. To get to the carriage house you ramble through a gorgeous side garden and wooden gate to your own private, flower-filled yard - it's magical. There's also an adorable dog named Harry as well as a feline beauty named Willow, who each made brief but welcome appearances during our stay. The town of Bristol itself is a treasure: incredibly picturesque and historic; with a working harbor, dozens of lively restaurants and bars, and lots of interesting shops/museums to keep you busy (and snapping photos). We brought bikes and explored the new bike path from Bristol Harbor to Providence, a totally fun time. Colleen and Sally kindly let us store our bikes in the locked garage at night, and we had full use of a laundry room as well. They also had recommendations for restaurants that came in handy, and there is an excellent Italian restaurant, Leo’s, right next door. Really an outstanding and pleasant AirBNB and experience. Thanks!