The property was as described—close to beach, decent pool, great parking, etc. It was clean-ish, mostly just older and in need of update/refresh. We were thankful to find a beachside property w/in days of our arrival—and Janice was easy to communicate with & very responsive. All that is fine, but renters should know about the beach situation. The entire beach in front of the property is sandwiched between other private beaches so basically all of Seacrest visits this small section of beach-and while that is what it is, the area is dominated by chair rental companies. So, what does that mean? While the property owners were generous to leave chairs and umbrellas, I would have to get out there at 7:30am (not a huge deal) to earmark a spot for my umbrella and chair. When I went back, I’d have every Tom, Dick, and Harry right up next to me-within 2-3 feet-playing their music & letting their heathens run around. It’s not their fault so much as the way the beach area is managed. I discovered there were many rules-no tents (not a big deal for me, but it was sad to see them tell folks with large families to take them down), if you brought your own gear, you had about 50ft to use and compete with all of Seacrest—to be clear, they golfcarted folks in from the otherside of 30A, & beach chair rentals were more than competitors at ~$90 per day with no weekly discounts. In a pinch, I’d stay again—but instead would plan ahead and stay elsewhere. For the $, Rosemary has more space/amenities.