Having spent six weeks in this sweet little house --on a quiet cul-de-sac, with a big beautiful lawn graced by evergreens and flowering trees, cottontail rabbits and birdsong– I am forever grateful for the wonderfully peaceful refuge it provided me. Everything about it is pleasing: the sunporch-like dining room, which is flooded with light and every evening looks onto gorgeous sunsets; the cozy bedrooms, conducive to deep sleep; the comfy couches in the living room, perfect for watching the big-screen TV; the thoughtful stacks of towels and toiletries for the 2-sink bath, (plus a second tiny bath in the small sky-lit loft), the well-equipped kitchen, and soaring A-frame ceiling. Jamestown itself is lovely: just a ten-minute stroll from the house is a gorgeous shell beach that at low tide you can walk for two miles; the state parks are dramatically beautiful, with waves crashing on rocks, the gardens and historic homes are amazing, and the community is friendly and low-key, with a good bakery, wine and cheese store and various places to buy local produce, fish and meat. Best of all is Marguerite, who never intrudes but responds immediately to any query or request and is exceptionally generous and kind. A far more charming option to touristy Newport, which is easily visited just 15 minutes away. I will definitely be back.