We definitely enjoyed our stay and would come back again. The townhome was beachfront amongst many condo units, but it seems that we went at a good time because the beach was never crowded. The home was pretty well-stocked with disposable products like tp, paper towels, dish soap, laundry soap, and the like, as well as providing beach towels, bath towels and linens. The kitchen could use a few items like serving utensils and platters, and it seems that some of the silverware has run off, and maybe a big stock pot for shrimp boils and such, but basically everything else was there. The townhome is a duplex, so just beware that you can be heard through the walls. We were fortunate enough to have five days as the only occupants on the property! The description of the house stated that there were beach chairs, but I suspect that those got pretty beat up and were disposed of. So bring your own.
Erin was a pleasure—I had the chance to briefly speak to her when she came by. She was making sure that we had everything we needed for our stay. I suspect that she is a very busy lady because it took a while for her to respond to my emails, but nothing was urgent and our trip was a good one.
Once word of advice— you need to be mindful of your personal belongings outside which you might leave unattended. Remember it is a duplex so there will be other people sharing the outside space, or there might be a cleaning crew there cleaning the unoccupied unit.
One awesome thing about the townhome is that you will have a fantastic view of the rocket launches from Cape Canaveral. We managed to see two of them in one day!