Beaches, Bike Trail, Backyard & Central Air

This is IT! The Sandy Bottom Retreat. In the heart of the National Seashore this bright and open 4 bedroom Cape will be your home away from home. A spacious well equipped kitchen, central A/C, and a separate dining area that opens to the deck. The master and guest bedrooms are on the first floor with a full renovated bath while the third and fourth bedrooms share the half bath on the second floor. After a day at the beach you can refresh in the outdoor hot & cold water shower with changing room. Then relax on the deck overlooking the shady back yard with a hammock and tire swing as you plan the evenings lobster dinner with s'mores by the fire pit.

Amenities:

Professionally Cleaned. Located on a Quiet Cul-De-Sac and nestled between the bay and ocean beaches, Shady Two Tear Deck with Gas Grill, Outdoor Shower, Central A/C, Washer & Dryer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Coffeemaker, Blender, HD TV, DVD Player, Wi-Fi/Internet, Books & Games, No Pets and No Smoking

Sleeps 8 with 2 queen beds on the first floor and 5 twin beds up stares. The 3rd bedroom (upstairs) has 3 twin beds. The 4th bedroom (upstairs) is set up as a den with a twin daybed and a pull out trundle that expands to a second twin bed. Comforters, blankest, pillows, mattress pads and pillow covers are provided for all beds. (Guests must bring sheets, pillowcases, towels and beach towels.)

Quick and easy access to the CCRT bike trail through nearby path, Short walk to bike rentals, ice cream, clam shacks, mini golf, general store, restaurants and fresh donuts.

Ten minute bike ride to beaches (Bay: Thumpertown, Kingsbury, First Encounter, Campground or Ocean: Nauset Light & Coastguard without crossing Route 6

Less than a mile to Arnold's clam shack with homemade ice cream and miniature golf

Twenty minute drive to Provincetown and a seven mile bike ride to Orleans Center

Spring & Fall Weekends Just $700 (Rentals less than 7 days have a $175 cleaning fee).

Area Information

The New York Times has called Eastham "Cape Cod's Little Secret." Located on the outer Cape, Eastham offers visitors a quieter and less crowded environment than some of the more well-known areas of the Cape. Settled in 1644 by some Pilgrims from Plymouth, Eastham is bounded by Cape Cod Bay to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. If you are looking for a low key beach oriented vibe then Eastham is the place to be!

Eastham is the gateway to the Cape Cod National Seashore, which was created in the 1960s to protect the sheltering dunes and beautiful coastline. Eastham has two ocean beaches, Coast Guard Beach and Nauset Light Beach, which mark the beginning of a 30-mile beach stretching to Provincetown.

The Salt Pond Visitor Center is the primary information center for visitors to the Cape Cod National Seashore and the starting point for many nature trails and bicycle routes. The Cape Cod Rail Trail runs the length of town, passing by salt marshes, cranberry bogs, and ponds, and ends at the Visitor Center.

At Fort Hill, the Cape Cod National Seashore offers guide-yourself books for a 1.5 mile walking tour of the early settlement of Eastham. From here, there are spectacular views of Nauset Marsh and the Atlantic Ocean beyond.

The red and white Nauset Lighthouse is said to be the most photographed site on Cape Cod. In 1996, the lighthouse was moved to a safe perch further from the eroding cliffs.