View from the twin bedroom looking out to the front room...





















Looking around the front room - the new fridge...






















A view of the kitchen.... it is original to the house, and contains a well where the unit's water comes from

(Again, these pictures were not intended as "vacation rental" shots, but were taken for our own personal use, so we're sorry for the messiness factor! Unfortunately they are all we have to give you an idea of the space...)













Looking at the beach from our front porch ... a lovely, brief stroll to the sand or to the waterfront promenade area where we walk or fish at sunset




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