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"The house is beautiful. The beach is quiet, peaceful and steps away! We had a great week. Mercedes is super helpful and provides excellent communication. We’ll certainly be back!"

"We had a wonderful stay, very clean, short walk to the beach or pool. We traveled with our baby and dog. I wouldn’t necessarily call the property “baby friendly” but it was definitely comfortable. There wasn’t a rocking chair of any kind, and I didn’t know how much we relied on one until we didn’t have one for our baby. Note to self in the future of things to look for. Plenty of floor space in the bedroom for her pack and play. And we all loved the porch and felt very safe for her to toddle...

"Perfect layout for 3 adult couples. Each couple enjoyed king size beds and their on bathroom. Beds were very comfortable and the neighborhood is quiet. Plenty of places to walk with a nice wooden boardwalk to beach.Very convenient location close to many good restaurants. Nice kitchen although we didn’t do any major cooking. Although it doesn’t state there is coffee maker in the description, there was both a drip coffee maker and a Keurig.We all agreed that we would recommend to any group...

"Had a great stay for a long weekend. We were provided a pass for Hunting Island, so we took advantage of visiting the beach there as well as using the beach a few steps away. The bed was super comfy, loved having fans in all the rooms for the warm afternoons, and having a half bath so we could all have our own space. It was a stress free stay and would love to visit again. "

"Fantastic! Clean, easy check in and check out. Loved the entire stay! Would absolutely recommend to others!"

"Everyone had a beautiful time. The home is very beautiful and spacious. The 2 Golf Carts were a big hit. The views are spectacular! The host was super nice and attentive with our questions. We will definitely go back in the future. "

"The property is great…the location—not so much. Gators, bugs…very little surf (no waves—never seen anything like it). In low tide, you’ll walk a mile before you get to the waters edge. Loved the seclusion but there’s a reason. "