Cape Cod Cottage

Sleeps 1 · 2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom
Cedar-shingled Cape cottage behind flowering borders and a stone path
Cottage garden Coffee & slow mornings Cape adventures
Step inside

A cozy Cape cottage

Weathered shingles outside; soft color, generous seating and familiar comforts within. Follow the house from its garden path to the fireplace, the kitchen table and the terrace.

Cedar-shingled Cape cottage behind flowering borders and a stone path
Soft linen sofas, antique wood furniture and a traditional fireplace
Sage cabinetry and a farmhouse dining table in a sunny kitchen
A restful bedroom with a quilted bed and garden views
Bright cottage bathroom with a marble vanity and pale tile
Garden terrace with a wooden dining table in evening light
The Cape cottage
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Rest well

Good nights, slow mornings

Two bedrooms—a queen room and a twin room—sleep four comfortably. Layered quilts, fresh cotton linens, and extra blankets make settling in easy. Open the curtains, put the coffee on, and let the morning arrive at its own pace.

A restful bedroom with a quilted bed and garden views
Bright cottage bathroom with a marble vanity and pale tile
Amenities

Perfect Cape Week

From the first cup of coffee to the last light in the garden, the cottage has the everyday comforts ready. Here is what is included for your stay for four.

  • Kitchen
    • Coffee and tea
    • Cookware and serving dishes
    • Farmhouse dining table
  • Rest
    • Queen bedroom and twin room
    • Fresh cotton linens
    • Extra quilts and pillows
  • Bath
    • Bath and hand towels
    • Shampoo and conditioner
    • Hair dryer
  • Garden
    • Outdoor dining table
    • Flower borders
    • Space to settle with a book
  • Everyday
    • Wi-Fi
    • Laundry essentials
    • Beach basket
    • Beach Towels
    • Boogie Board
Outside

Garden mornings, saltwater afternoons

The cottage garden is the place for coffee and a quiet chapter; the Cape coast is the invitation to go exploring. This is a garden retreat, not a private waterfront home. Make a beach day of it, then return to flowers, warm light and a table outdoors.

Garden terrace with a wooden dining table in evening light
Boats docked on a shore with a house and trees in the background.
Before you settle in

Stock the cottage, then slow down

Make the first shop a pleasure: breakfast provisions, something local for dinner and flowers for the table.

The cottage rhythm

Three rooms. No hurry.

The table brings everyone together, the living room gives you a place to settle, and the garden draws supper outside. Each space has its own pace, from the first coffee to the last conversation.

Come home with something from a local bakery, spread out the day’s finds, and let the evening take shape. You do not need another reservation to have a good night.