The house suited us well. More than large enough for two people (myself and my wife) with three bedrooms and plenty of other space.
This was a winter trip, toward the end of January. We live about two hours away, in the Boston area, but this was the first time we'd ever spent more than a day on Cape Cod. It's a place that's really quite unfamiliar to us. The Cape is very crowded in the summer, but it was very empty when we went. The house is near the end of the Cape, near Provincetown, which is supposed to be the most pristine part of the peninsula. We took several nature walks, some very nice, others not as nice because of the cold gray weather. But there was always the house to return to. We had to leave early because of a major storm that came through at the end of our trip.
The owner (Anna) was super pleasant and accommodating, probably more so than any other host(ess) we ever met through VRBO. She's a gem.
So in summary, we were very happy with the house and its location and with our host. If we wanted to come to the Cape again, we would want to stay there. It would be when the weather was warmer, but that's not a commentary on the house; rather on the seasons.
Thanks, Anna