Blocks to the Boardwalk!

I really loved the proximity of this cottage to town! It was also everything the listing said it would be, and more. It was very well stocked, quiet, and incredibly comfortable and I am really glad I found it!

This rental welcomed us with our dog. The place was clean and had a full kitchen with a washer and dryer. I appreciated the abundance of clean towels provided and a nice clean bed. It's also nice to have a full size toilet and shower. Yard was just the right size for our 38 pound dog. We were able to walk to the beach and all around the area. This place would be small for a couple with kids but for the two of us and our dog it was the right size. Tammy is very responsive when contacting her through Vrbo messaging and texting.

If you want to give tiny house living a try, this is the place. Very cute, clean, well appointed place to stay in a quaint little town. Pets welcomed and taken into consideration, my dogs had a ball racing the fence with the neighbors big guys. However, if you want to take your dogs to the beach, this is not the place. The beach is NO PETS ALLOWED and it's not much of a beach to start with, nor is the boardwalk.The bed was the most comfortable we've ever had while away, so thanks for that and the TV gave lots of choices for viewing.Traders was good, but Neptunes was a better deal and atmosphere as far as restaurants go. Great for a restful weekend for for 2 and your pets. If I was planning on coming back, I would stay here again. Bring bottled water! Tammy was very responsive and helpful.

A one bed, one bath 420 sqft beachy, updated, 1920s cottage with dog park (and miniature hydrant) in the fully-fenced back yard on a very quiet street. An easy walk; just over 4 blocks to the beach. We didn't go to the beach much because Hurricane Ian got to North Beach about a day after us and sat off shore blowing wind and rain for eight days. Regardless, it was a great time away and we felt very snug. The peaked ceilings make the spaces feel a lot bigger. We swung by Roland's in Chesapeake Beach for groceries and did a combo of eating out and picking up. The kitchen, while small, had more than enough pots, pans, plates, cups, bowls, flatware, utensils, coffee maker with filter papers, paper towels, trash bags, a toaster oven, microwave, small 4 burner electric stove with oven. There was even a little ground coffee left in the fridge when we got there. I had brought some from home, and left what was left in the fridge. There's a lovely, small patio out the back with a 4 person table and umbrella, but Ian kept us from enjoying that. It even got chilly enough for us to turn on the electric baseboard heat in each room. (it was October) We didn't need any AC. There are ceiling fans with lights in each room. In the Living/Dining area the four lights were too much, so I just partially unscrewed two of the lights. In the bed room, a wall switch operates the fan and light. The fan is two speed, changed by a pull chain. I turned the light off by it's pull chain and we ran the fan on low at night. It was very comfortable to have a little air moving. Plenty of covers for the bed. There are two flat screen TVs; one in the LR/DR and one in the BR. I signed in to Netflix with my log in and canceled that out before I left. They also had Amazon and several other streaming services. Wi-Fi worked very well on all of our devices. In the bathroom, there is plenty of light. I really liked the vertical hand rail for showering. There's a shelf on the left as you come into the bathroom. Watch out or it might reach out and say "Hello" to your head!! Once you know it's there, you'll be fine. The windows all have venetian blinds and are set high, so if you aren't dressed, you can still walk around inside. Neighbors (and their dogs) were very quiet. As "renters" we felt comfortable between them. We reached out to the owner by text to let her know when we got in and with a few questions. She was very responsive. Would we go back? Heck yes!