The house itself is very nice. It's been beautifully remodeled, is spacious, and appears thoughtfully designed with accessibility in mind. The kitchen is exceptionally well equipped with new appliances, and the washer/dryer and pet-friendly policy were appreciated.A few things future guests should know: the fenced yard, which is highlighted in the listing, has large gaps under sections of the fence that many dogs could fit through. Guests also don't have access to the garage, so beach chairs, bikes, boogie boards, and other gear will likely need to be stored inside. During our stay, there were also tarped construction materials in the backyard and a dumpster in the driveway.The biggest disappointment was the owner's handling of the property while we were there. A large FedEx delivery was scheduled during our stay without any notice, blocking the driveway and interrupting our vacation. We felt this should have been scheduled before or after a guest stay, or at least communicated in advance. When we raised our concerns, they were largely dismissed.Overall, the home has many positives, but the guest experience didn't match the luxury price point. The house deserves high marks, but luxury accommodations also include privacy, communication, and a property that feels guest-ready throughout the stay.