Spectacular Beach Home Steps to Bay Side Beach
Eastham Vacation Rental - ID 30798

This spectacular Beach House is only 50 feet from Cape Cod Bay on a dead-end street. The house offers fabulous views of the Bay and private beach access. The house-style is 'upside down' with the living area and deck located on the 2nd floor and bedrooms on the 1st floor.

The house is beautifully decorated and furnished and offers all the convenience of home including air-conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, 2 full baths, breakfast area, living room, family room, and 3 bedrooms accommodating up to 6 people very comfortably. Other amenities include wireless Internet, cable TV and much more.

The 2nd floor is an open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and panoramic water views from the entire floor. Off the breakfast area, sliding glass doors lead you to a large deck where you can enjoy your evening meal while you watch the sunset over the bay.

Beach access is a few houses down the street or about 150 ft.

Other Beaches and activities: The spectacular Ocean beaches of the National Seashore are also within a 5-minute drive, and freshwater lakes and Bike Trail to Orleans and Wellfleet are within 4/10 mile.

Enjoy the Bay Beaches with small children during high and low tides, or spend the day at the National Seashore beaches during low tide for the waves and surfing that is safe for all age groups. During high tide, the waves are high for the daring.

Many families switch between the two beaches to enjoy the best of both oceans. We recommend that you purchase a weekly pass to the National Seashore beaches during your stay.

About Eastham: Eastham is a quiet town with several Ocean and Bay Beaches, a host of kettle ponds, pretty country lanes, panoramic views of Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, and lots of wide-open space for nature lovers. Pre-colonial stands of oak and pine were long ago harvested for fuel and shipbuilding and the terrain of the town is now heavily salt marsh and sand. The town was originally home to the Nauset Indians. In 1651, it was incorporated by a group of Pilgrims who settled here. About one third (4800 Acres) of the town is included in the National Seashore National Park. A new ocean beach is in the planning stages. When opened, it will be the first new ocean beach on Cape Cod in over 50 years. read more show less

Nearest beach: 100 ft to Cape Cod Bay beach