As the owner explains, the house is small and a bit rustic, but it is located on a gorgeous spot overlooking a bird sanctuary with the ocean beyond. We ate almost every meal outside on the deck watching the swans. At dinnertime, we loved watching the moon rise over the water while we listened to the roar of the distant surf. The house is full of books, small watercolor paintings, simple furniture and antiques and pretty quilts. Driving down the long private lane, you'll pass old stone walls, meadows of wildflowers, and friendly neighbors. This house is at the very end and with the surrounding trees and bushes seems quite secluded. (The other house in the photograph is a bike shed, not a neighbor.) Many of the nearby beaches require a membership to enter so we had to drive or bike to South Beach. Farm stands along the way offer a wide array of fresh produce and flowers. The house is well equipped with supplies (including two giant lobster pots) and the WiFi worked well. Our cell phones did not, but there's a landline available for use. The only shower was outside. All in all, it was a simple, lovely getaway. Just what we needed!