The location offers beach and park access within 10 min walk, town within 15 min walk, very quiet neighborhood, and entertaining bunnies and elk. The owner, Nancy, is very responsive and helpful but mildew smells are a problem. Some of the cabin is modern - the shower, kitchen, and front porch have been renovated. The electrical hasn't been updated so almost all lights are operated with pull switches and you'll want to bring extension cords and power strips to deal with the single outlet per room. There are lots of windows on the ground floor but all except two are secured by storm windows leaving little ventilation. The whole cabin smelled of mildew on our arrival which required purchasing plug-in airwicks and candles to cover up. The worst smell comes from a closet-sized bathroom behind the kitchen and you're best off closing the door to that area unless cooking because there's no range hood or operable windows to the otherwise well-equipped kitchen. Mattress toppers help but beds need replacement. A tip jar for personal laundry? The cabin seems to be well loved by most, and it has tremendous potential, but the odors were a deal breaker for us.