This charming beach cottage on Garfield Street was so lovely. I love the historical aesthetic and the original wooden furniture. Two bathrooms, one with a tub and one with a shower stall, were perfect for our family of 5 (me, my partner, and my three daughters ages 5, 7, and 9). The outdoor shower was a great perk as was space to hang towels and such after a day at the beach / dune lakes, which was conveniently a block away. I loved the proximity to the dune lakes because the surf was dangerously high, but we didn't have to miss out--the kids splashed in the not-too-deep lakes and had a great time. They swam, skim boarded, built sandcastles, and frolicked for hours each day of our stay. The house is less than a block from the charming artsy Zoo Gallery (I got some beautiful earrings for myself and a friend), the iconic Red Bar, and delicious Chiringos. With a nice pad of grass outdoors and cornhole boards, we had a great time frequenting this restaurant / bar. We didn't dine on the roof; though, that's an option. In the evening, we strolled down for sunset. While we visited other parts of 30A (only twice), I was in the happiest place to just stay at the house, cook, enjoy time with my girls, and play at the beach. It was perfect, and I'd absolutely visit again. As my girls get older, we'll opt to bring our bicycles, so we can explore a little more, but for now, this was everything we needed to make lovely memories in a charming space!