Location, location, location. I was looking for a few weeks of solitude in a manageable, small rental, during off-season. 6 Montana Rd was perfect. This is an unassuming structure nestled within a neighborhood of larger homes that sits one block off the protected harbor of Sakonnet Point. The house has good views of the harbor from the spacious, open deck. The house is very well appointed with pretty much anyone would expect or want from a summer rental. I like to cook, and did not find anything lacking in the open kitchen space. The owner, Tom was attentive and always available, but I never needed help since everything worked fine. I appreciated that he checked in, but also, since I wanted some solitude, that he did not impose. As for the area, I was there in May for three weeks and it was most definitely off season. Very few of the homes near the property were occupied, mostly handymen and owners prepping for the upcoming season. At the point, about ¼ mile away, there is a dead end road that leads to the public entrance of the beach. There is parking for just a few cars between no-parking signs (It was never full, at that time of the year). The beach is dominated by rounded rocks (not difficult to walk on) near the entrances, but then in about 100 yards the stones give way to a sand beach that runs out to a small spit. The lighthouse is just off the point, quite a pretty spot. I’m also a biker, so had great rides around the area around Little Compton, mostly flat (but often windy nearer the ocean). I recommend this rental for those who want a simple, unfussy place to stay while exploring the Little Compton area.