As other reviewers have said, the views are fabulous. There is lots of shoulder space, the kitchen supplies were terrific. Once you are in the house it is very comfortable. We loved being in the house.
The problem is getting into the house. The description states that this house is handicap accessible. I completely disagree. To get into the main entrance of the house you have to get up two steep flights of steps. The listing agent said that what makes it handicapped accessible is that you can drive along the side of the house and enter from a ramp into the back door. It just isn’t true. When we drove our rental van up as far as we could, maybe half way, we couldn’t open the doors. So instead my handicapped friend had to be helped up a long barked path, step over a step and go through a gate, then up a ramp. From the car my guess is that you have to climb two stories on a relatively steep path. A person in a wheelchair or with significant mobility problems would never get up there. Luckily our son was there and could help our friend who was staying with us.
Another issue was that the path was not illuminated so getting into the house at night required us to use flashlights. I called the agent and to her credit a repair man came out and fixed the lights the next day.
Another problem was the limited parking. There were three cars parked out front almost continuously some of which never moved. We invited friends over and they had to park behind us and on the grass. Some of those friends also needed handicapped accessibility. It just wasn’t available.
We spent $450 a night on the assumption that our handicapped friends could comfortably stay there and visit and we were very disappointed.