The cedar shake cabin is located in a quiet residential area. If you're on vacation, you will have to drive for any necessities, such as local shopping. For me, however, it's ideally located, less than a 5 minute walk from my son's house.
Rustic is the operative word, both the exterior and interior. Much of the furniture is spartan, but completely usable. The property is advertised as sleeping 5 (I was alone), but I think 3 or 4 is the optimum number. I was there in the winter (the coldest spell in a couple of decades), and was happy to find that the heating system worked very well. The cabin is well appointed; you'll have virtually everything you'll need. Poke around, especially in the kitchen, so you know where everything is. (I didn't find the ironing board until I was leaving on the last day. It's behind the bedroom door.) The only thing I missed was a night light to help me navigate to the bathroom at night.
The cabin has a large screen TV, and cable service with about 10 gazillion channels. There's WiFi, which I didn't try, but I'm sure it works fine. There are a lot of magazines scattered around, most having to do with architecture and interior design, probably an indication of the owner's interests.
The kitchen has everything you would need: refrig, microwave, smooth top electric range, toaster (no toaster oven), dishwasher, cookware, and enough dishes and tableware for when your extended family from Pittsburgh visits. I couldn't figure out how to turn on the light above the range (it's built into the microwave, but the light switch has no effect).
Bathroom has shower, washer, dryer, and a generous supply of towels.
And then there's the deck. Plenty of furniture for enjoying the outdoors in the summer; there's a charcoal grill. The deck is accessible from inside, and from outside steps. It overlooks a small wooded patch; the owner reports that there have been several interesting wildlife sightings. I couldn't use it because of the weather. Maybe next time.
In sum, you couldn't go wrong with this property. You'll be very comfortable and self-sufficient. Keep an eye out for the wildlife.
