It leads to Charlie's place. Charlie's place is almost 100 years old, once the only pharmacy on the island, it later became the bakery. The street level floor has approximately 5,000 square feet as does the top floor. The street level and the top floor look out over the sea with a spectacular panoramic view of the ocean, the surrounding islands, the sailboats, fishing boats, the ships lined up for the canal and Panama City in the far distance. At night the distant city lights glow across the water like a spectular box of jewels.
Sea breezes circulate through the open shutters facing the sea.
The opposite end of the house has veranda-like balconies that hang over the street. The verandas provide a restful place to sit and view the village with its narrow winding footpaths and colonial architecture. The village is nestled against a lush green tropical hillside and the footpaths meanander like a labyrinth up through the village and into the surrounding jungle. The house also has a basement floor which leads out into a garden at the rear of the house. The church in the plaza is the second oldest structure in the western hemisphere, the oldest structure being in the Zona Colonial of Santo Domingo, in the Dominican Republic.