Lovely, airy, old historic Florida home with rustic charm. It is spacious with enough beds (and one pullout) to fit multiple people; we had six for a couple of nights during our 10-day stay, but you could fit more. The house was very clean, and was decorated nicely. The driveway has a covered carport (for one car), and two cars can fit max. We cook a lot, and they had the basics in the kitchen. Luckily my aunt lives nearby so we could borrow things that we needed (a peeler, a grater, a larger pot, etc.). There is no icemaker in the fridge, and no ice trays to make your own ice - but there is a 7-Eleven that sells ice within walking distance. The washer and dryer in the kitchen were state-of-the art, however, and we were happy to have them! There is no television in the living room, but there is one in each bedroom. I prefer to have one in the living room than in the bedroom, but I understand I am in the minority on that.
The hostesses were lovely and responsive, Mayer came over with her husband on Christmas Eve day to make sure we had enough towels and to replace a bunch of burnt out bulbs (that apparently their previous guests hadn't told them about - speak up, folks! It helps to get stuff resolved right away). They also responded quickly to suggest local parks for our four-year old daughter. Las Olas and all its shops and restaurants are a couple of short blocks away from the house. For a nice 45 min-1 hour workout, it is a one and one-half mile walk east on Las Olas to the beach, and you pass by a historic canal area and go over a cool bridge on the way. We would definitely stay at this home again!!