I have to say we loved this property. The views of the bay were stunning, and the grounds were lush and green. The property does not sit very far off the road, but you could not see the traffic, nor could you hear it from inside the house. And to be honest, there really wasn't that much traffic, despite the fact that is was Memorial Day weekend. There is a beautiful "secret path" (as our 6 year old called it) down to the beach, however this is not a path for the aged, infirm, or faint of heart. Notwithstanding the first part of the trek has some wooden stairs and is fairly navigable. However the last 10 feet down to the beach is a wooden beam with planks for crossbeams that you have to climb down backwards about 10 feet. That 10 feet being a drop off into the brambles should you lose your footing. There is a rope attached to help pull yourself up or to steady yourself, but again it is more of an adventure than a leisurely stroll to the beach. The beach itself is only accessible at low tides, and it does leave behind lots of treasures that our 6 year old enjoyed collecting. But make sure you all have good mud proof boots because you will sink in the mud. The house itself is well-appointed. We brought things with us, particularly for cooking that were already in the home. The furnishings are somewhat dated, but it was very clean, and the outdated furnishings are not something that bothered us in the least. The best part about the home are the tremendous views from almost every room. I literally could have sat on the porch in the comfy Adirondack chairs all day, and on the chaise lounge in the living room all night and been perfectly content. One thing you need to look for are the seals that come in to sun bathe on the sandbars further north on the bay. Do not mistake them for logs, and bring your binoculars. I would definitely recommend this VRBO.