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"The five bedrooms were a perfect fit for our family. We had plenty of room to spread out. Everything we needed was included except personable items. We stayed in January so while we all spent some time on the sandy little beach it wasn’t our main attraction. Due to the cold we spent more hours in the windows overlooking the bay. The ducks and geese were a favorite attraction. The backyard was very comfortable to sit in looking over the water and relaxing. The small neighborhood was wonderful for...

"We loved our stay. House was beautiful and perfect. Everything we needed was there and available. We will return next year. Thank you to the host for a fantastic experience!"

"The is a lovely cottage within walking distance to local beach. Very clean & up to date. Appreciate the welcome basket."

"We loved the location on the bay despite several days of rain. It was peaceful and very pretty watching the tide come in and out. We all swam and enjoyed the kayak's, canoe and board's a great deal. The house had everything you could need to make any kind of meal which was great. There were plenty of games and plenty of sitting spaces outside which was lovely and allowed us to each enjoy friends and conversation. Edison was a very gracious host and a genuinely lovely person."

"This property was beautiful clean and spacious for a group of 8 women We loved the game and TV rooms as well as the close proximity to the water! Hot tub was fabulous I would not hesitate to stay here again"

"Overall good"

"My husband and I along with our dog enjoyed a very relaxing long weekend celebrating a birthday and anniversary. This home was very clean, bright and comfortable. Very quiet neighborhood. Easy access to supermarket and restaurants. The deck with private beach was amazing. Definitely recommend."

"It was a perfect spot for a quick 2 night stay. Clean and cozy"

"This cozy cottage was clean and welcoming. We visited during the off season and it was quiet. From the cottage there was a short walk over the railroad tracks to a beech. The canal was close by and there were many places to go hiking as well as walk the beeches."