Bright, airy, contemporary style, 3-bedroom Cape on quiet, residential cul-de-sac. There is * no * through traffic. Very private and close to everything Wellfleet has to offer.
Open floor plan features cathedral ceilings with exposed wood beams in Great Room which includes living / dining / kitchen areas.
1st floor features 2 bedrooms (1 with double bed, 1 with 2 twin beds) and full bath with tub.
Master BR occupies 2nd floor and has private bath (shower) & features sliding door to outdoor balcony overlooking vast tree views.
Other house features include brick fireplace with raised hearth and spacious deck (with gas grill) which is surrounded by acres of pine trees. (Yard is very private).
Dining table seats 8. Kitchen is fully equipped.
In addition to the 2 indoor baths, there is an enclosed outdoor shower (with hot water).
Basement is spacious and dry -- great ''rainy day'' space. Washer & dryer are in basement as well as Ping-Pong table, and beach chairs / toys.
Hi-speed WIRELESS Internet (Wi-Fi Internet access).
32'' flat screen TV with Blu-Ray / DVD player.
* * Welcome Packet * *
Guests who book directly with us receive a ''Welcome Packet'' about 2 weeks before their vacation week(s). This includes counter-signed copy of your short term lease -- has our phone numbers, directions to the house, key, ''proof of stay'' form for beach pass, and info about the house and the area. The key to the house has a Priority Mail (we've paid the postage) envelope to return the key.
** NO Pets **
We do accept L - O - N - G weekend rentals (3-night minimum) in the fall.
* * Changeover Cleanings * *
Our housekeeper (Olga) is meticulous. Her attention to detail -- including a new table cloth for every new tenant -- guarantees that our tenants will not be disappointed with the condition of the house when they arrive for their vacation.
* * Handy man * *
Chris is our handy man extraordinaire. He responds the same day -- often within hours. Knowledgeable, friendly, courteous -- we know we can depend on him when our tenants need something fixed ''now''.
* * Child Safety * *
When our daughter was a toddler, we made sure that this house was safe for her. The deck features latched gates that little fingers cannot open. There are ''Safety First'' child safety cabinet locks for the sink cabinets, plug socket covers, and a door knob cover for the basement door.
* * Linens * *
We do * not * provide linens. However, if you do not want to pack sheets and towels, we provide the contact information for an outstanding, local linen service. They drop off and pick up. (Very popular with our European tenants!)
Best of Wellfleet --
Beaches! 4 ocean beaches (Newcom Hollow, Cahoon Hollow, White Crest, Maguire’s Landing), 3 bay beaches (Indian Neck, Mayo Beach --no parking pass required, Duck Harbor), 3 fresh water ''kettle ponds'' (Gull Pond, Long Pond, Great Pond) -- AND -- the Marconi National Seashore ocean beach (per day fee)
Walking trails: Cedar Swamp Trail (Marconi Site) and Great Island (self-guided trails)
Art Galleries (around town) are wonderfully diverse. There are wine and cheese openings at most galleries on Saturday evenings during the summer.
Wellfleet Drive-in and Cinemas -- one of the country's last drive-in movie theaters, also has 6 air conditioned, in-door movie theaters (matinees on rainy days!), and one of the area's best flea markets -- Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays.
Restaurants (many!) -- The Wicked Oyster (Excellent Sunday brunch), The Lighthouse (breakfast, blue berry muffins!), Moby Dick's (great place to take children), The Boathouse (cooked take-out lobster), Box Lunch (home of the ''Rollwich'' & ''Kidwich'' -- amazing wraps)... to name just a few...
In Town Shopping -- Wellfleet Marketplace (more than ''just groceries'', open 7 AM to 8 PM -- 7 days a week), Hatch's Fish & Produce Market (town hall parking lot), Mac's Seafood (on the town pier), ... and so much more ...
The Wellfleet Public Library (Services include internet and wireless access, photocopier, fax, and a schedule of programs for children and adults). Visitors are welcome to set up a library card.
''Hidden Treasure'' -- library card holders can check out visitor passes -- which give deep discounts -- to many Cape Cod area attractions.
When our daughter was in elementary school, we visited the Mayflower II (full size replica of the original ship) and Plimouth Plantation, a recreation of the 1627 Pilgrim Village, with authentically dressed interpreters who stay ''in character'' while they talk to you. (Excellent!)
The admissions fees with the library pass are -- very -- budget friendly.
Area Attractions:
Provincetown offers whale watching boats, Pilgrim Monument, Portuguese bakery (''fried dough'' / bread pudding / meat pies), shops of all kinds, restaurants and entertainment. And for authentic ''Cape Cod'' tees, sweatshirts, mugs, etc -- visit Cuffy's. There are several salt water taffy stores as well -- pick your own selection bags or boxes.
The Province Lands Visitor Center (Race Point) has an observation deck which provides a 360-degree view of the Province Lands dunes, the Outer Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. There are numerous biking trails and beaches.
Truro Winery (tastings, local wines and gift items) - treat yourself to local wines or Truro Winery will ship your gifts to your friends.
Salt Pond Visitor Center (Eastham) is Cape Cod National Seashore's main visitor facility, with a theater, bookstore, museum, and restrooms (self-guided trails, Park Service guided tours). show more show less