“The boardwalk at low tide is unreal - the kids didn’t come inside for three days. House had everything, including beach chairs we forgot to pack.”




A weathered-shingle house set into the dune grass, with a private boardwalk that runs straight down to the Wellfleet flats - where the tide goes out for what feels like a mile and comes back warm. Wide glass on the water side, a screened porch for the no-see-um hours, and an outdoor shower that’s somehow the best part of the whole place.
Inside: an open kitchen built for a crowd, a long farm table, and four bedrooms that each catch the morning differently. Sand in the entryway is non-negotiable and, frankly, the point.

Grew up summering on the Cape and never quite left. Marina keeps three houses on cove, answers texts faster than most people answer the door, and will absolutely tell you where the good oysters are.
“The boardwalk at low tide is unreal - the kids didn’t come inside for three days. House had everything, including beach chairs we forgot to pack.”

“Marina texted us the tide chart and a list of where to eat before we’d even arrived. The outdoor shower alone is worth it.”

“Brought the dogs, brought the in-laws, everyone had a corner to disappear to. The porch is where we spent every evening.”

“Genuinely perfect, only wish it had A/C for the one hot week. Otherwise we’re already trying to rebook for next August.”
