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Easy access to everything! Well laid-out home on the bayside in 
North 
Eastham on quiet cul-de-sac road. Large rooms with all amenities. 1 
bedroom and full bath 1st floor, 2 bedrooms and full bath 2nd floor. 
Sleeps 7, 1,550 sq. ft. of living space. Slider from dinning room 
leads to deck and enclosed outdoor shower. Only 1.5 miles to bay 
beach. 5 minute drive to ocean beaches. Bike trail is just a short 
drive on back road. Wellfleet Drive-In, Flea Market and Mini Golf 
less than 1 mile away. Ben & Jerry’s, Dunkin Donuts, fish markets, 
deli’s, restaurants, pizza, driving range, gas stations all just a 
short drive on back roads. 
Ocean, bay and pond swimming, windsailing, canoeing, kayaking, 
nature 
trails, bird watching, tennis courts, whale watching, deep sea 
fishing, bike rentals, Audubon Society, are all available

Beach chairs,charcoal grill, deck with picnic table, all cooking 
utencils, new dishwasher,refrigerator,microwave, stove. Outdoor 
hot/cold enclosed shower. 1.5 miles to bay beach

                                         Things To Do
Eastham, with its vast town conservation areas including The 
National 
Seashore Park and the Massachusetts Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary, has 
some of the best, most diverse and most accessible nature spots in 
the East.  Eastham has it all, including wooded trails, salt 
marshes, 
open ocean, protected bays and fresh water ponds. Sunsets that defy 
description, but will be kept in your heart forever, can be enjoyed 
from any of our beautiful bay beaches. 

Beaches

The western border of Eastham is lined with six miles of beautiful 
beaches overlooking Cape Cod Bay.  Just as magical as the National 
Seashore, Cape Cod Bay offers calmer and warmer waters, amazing 
flats 
at low tide and breathtaking sunsets. The most notable and largest 
Eastham bay beach is First Encounter,  the location where the native 
Indians first encountered the pilgrims in 1620.

Kayaking / Canoeing

The marshes and open waters surrounding Eastham provides some of the 
best kayaking and canoeing on the Cape and the East coast.  The 
preserved areas allow for complete escape and intimate exposure to 
the incredible wildlife that inhabits Cape Cod.

Biking 

Eastham boasts two bike paths and several walking trails that travel 
through remarkably picturesque scenery. Both bike paths are paved 
and 
provide an opportunity for bicyclists and hikers to enjoy a very 
special encounter with Cape Cod's charm and beauty. Within and 
around 
the trails are heavily wooded forests, lakes and quiet kettle ponds, 
salt marshes, bogs, winding creeks and sandy beaches. 

The Cape Cod Rail Trail

The Cape Cod Rail Trail ("the Bike Path") is a twenty-four mile path 
that starts on Route 134 in Dennis and ends at Lecount Hollow Rd in 
Wellfleet, having traveled the entire length of Eastham. The trail 
follows the old Penn Central Railway tracks. Today the tracks are 
gone, but the convenience to all of Eastham is easily accessible. 
Just off the path side trips offer ocean beaches and fishing piers, 
country stores and quaint villages; parks, picnic areas, places to 
lodge and places to dine. 
Nauset Marsh Trail 
Nauset Marsh Trail is a half-mile loop that skirts Salt Pond and 
Nauset Marsh and returns through transitional forest and fields. The 
area is well suited for studies of salt marsh ecosystems and upland 
succession. It also offers excellent bird watching opportunities.
Fort Hill Trail 
Fort Hill Trail is a one and one-half mile trail with some log steps 
on slopes. This walking trail offers spectacular view of Nauset 
Marsh, the Nauset Spit and the Atlantic Ocean. Bring your binoculars 
for some wonderful birding opportunities.
The Massachusetts Audubon Society Wildlife Sanctuary 
The Massachusetts Audubon Society Wildlife Sanctuary in Eastham and 
Wellfleet has five very unique walking trails, all starting at their 
Nature Center and cross through forests, meadows, and marshes, 
including a boardwalk out to Cape Cod Bay.
Scenic Overlooks 
Scenic Overlooks can be found at several points, but can best be 
enjoyed from Fort Hill, Salt Pond Visitor Center, Skiff Hill 
Pavilion, and Nauset Light Beach
Fishing
The flats and rips around Rock Harbor, Wellfleet Harbor, Chatham 
Harbor and the Monomoy Islands offer some of the best and most 
challenging salt water fishing in the world.  To really get the best 
Cape Cod fishing, you may want to take advantage of a fishing 
charter 
that will help you plan the best trip, explain the fish you'll catch 
and point out other wildlife along the way.  Eastham also offers 
fresh water fishing in one of its many kettle ponds throughout the 
area. 
Shell fishing
Shell fishing is a classic activity on the Outer Cape. For an 
introduction to this favorite pastime, Salt Pond is available on 
Sundays throughout the year and is stocked with quahogs, littlenecks 
and steamers -- oysters are also available in the fall.  Bring your 
shellfish permit, rake, basket and sneakers and have some fun.  
Permits are required and available at the Natural Resources 
Department office

$1,350/week July

$1,450/week August

$950-$1,250/week May, June, Sept., Oct.

Weekends/weekdays and weeks available all year!

Saturday to Saturday rental in season

Reserve with 50% down. Balance due 30 days prior

$250  Security/Cleaning deposit