Spacious and in a beautiful location, this home was cozy and a great place to spend the Thanksgiving holiday!!

We stayed here for a family members funeral. As you can imagine, we were all going through a lot of emotions as we comprehended our loss. Having this property helped give us the space we needed and because of the view reminded us that we every day you have is a gift.

Once a year my BF and I get our families together somewhere between our cities and chill for a long weekend. We are usually looking for something of a Big Chill house (movie reference). In that, we scored with Penny's home in Quincy. Her home is truly beautiful and was designed for entertaining. The entire property can be seen from two sitting areas plus an screen room facing the woods and Quincy Bay. The kitchen was massive and had everything we needed. And the bedrooms were perfect for what we needed. It was spotless and you can tell the home is cared for and loved. She did let us know that 5 and older were okay, and with that I agree: there are a lot of little treasures that littles would be attracted to. There's enough room for multiple cars and even a garage we could use. There's a trail behind the home that takes you to the Bay. And it's a super quiet neighborhood. We got there at night and were stunned the next day when we went exploring. In all, it's an excellent place for us to call home for a long weekend!

We stayed at this beautiful home for three nights for a retreat with friends. The house is clean and lovely and the location is great. We really enjoyed the screened-in porch and the large kitchen. However, the owner needs to do an inventory of the kitchen equipment and replace several worn out items. The cookware should be thrown out and replaced, as the nonstick coating is flaking off badly. We went to the store and bought a pan to cook our meals. The knives are dull, the dishes and cutlery are odd sets that don't have enough for a group, and the coffee pot doesn't work properly. There were also several cracked mugs and plastic cups. The bedrooms are large but they don't have window treatments for privacy (other than one room with a paper (!!) shade that didn't cover the window and couldn't be raised or lowered). The bedding is worn (there were tears in the sheets on my bed) and the pillows need to be replaced. There weren't any extra pillow cases or linens in the house, and my bed's pillows did not have pillow cases. I had to cover a pillow with a shirt for sleeping. There are no mattress covers on the beds which is kind of gross. There are no hand towels, the bath towels and wash cloths are worn, there are no waste baskets in the baths/bedrooms and there are no extra towels. There was no extra toilet paper or paper towels, and no tissues, so we had to buy all of that. None of the outlets worked in one of the bedrooms. There were no bedroom lamps in two of the bedrooms for reading at night, and the third bedroom lamp wouldn't turn on due to the outlet problem. The lighting in the hall bath is inadequate. The dining room chairs are stained and worn. The patio set is rickety and the cushions are worn out so that seating is uncomfortable. As a group, we found it odd that the house is so absolutely beautifully made and yet missing so many basic items that can be easily purchased at Walmart for a few hundred dollars. I think that, properly equipped, this home will be a fantastic rental property for groups. It just needs some attention to the details that guests expect from overnight accommodations of this caliber and price. A high end home with mismatched, garage-sale quality cookware and linens just doesn't work.