30 Steps to Private Sandy Beach. in Wellfleet

30 steps to our private sandy beach. Waterviews from the deck.
Waterviews from the inside. Upstairs: Open layout
kitchen/dining/living
area, full bath, front deck, flat screen cable TV, DVD, wireless internet. Downstairs: Two bedrooms; one with a
queen bed, one with 2 twins. Small den with a double sized futon/sofa.
A fun vacation spot for families. New for 2009: easy to use sit on top, 2 person Kayak included. A short walk to golf and tennis. 1 mile to shops, art galleries and
acres of bike trails, walking trails, and secluded beaches at the
adjacent Cape Cod National Seashore.
Little Neck is part of the Sea Shells, a cluster of quaint 'Old Cape
Cod' style cottages with a GREAT south-facing bay beach.
Nearby: The Ocean beach - Henry David Thoreau called the sandy
stretch along Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and Provincetown "The Great
Beach." Cliffs carved into sand dunes overlook the beaches
of fine sand along the ocean side of Wellfleet. The ocean beach is
about 4 miles from the Little Neck.

Grill on the deck. Beachcomb at our Sea Shells beach. Fly a kite.
Swim at high tide. At low tide - explore. Some of the best kayaking
on Cape Cod, swimming in Wellfleet's pristine kettle ponds,
Wellfleet's magnificent ocean beaches, clamming, Wellfleet's world
famous oysters, the village of Wellfleet - groceries, ice cream,
Hatches fresh produce, fresh fish, blueberry pancakes for breakfast
at the Lighthouse, art galleries, restaurants, DVD rentals, a
farmer's market, deep water fishing in Wellfleet Harbor with the
Naviator- they have the rods & reels & they'll clean the fish for
you, fish off the pier, there's a rail trail bike trail in Wellfleet
& many trails in Provincetown, (bike rentals in Wellfleet) Wellfleet
drive-in, Wellfleet movie theatre, go to a show at Wellfleet Harbor
Actors Theatre (Best of Boston 2004 -Boston Magazine), see paintings
of renowned artists in Wellfleet's thriving art galleries, go to
Provincetown, seaside golfing down the road at Chequesset Yacht &
Country Club, grill on the Little Neck deck overlooking the water or
dine at Adrian's they have the best brick oven pizza, or go out for
lobster, the restaurants are child friendly. Call Mac's and order
lobsters, they'll cook 'em for you. There's the Wellfleet flea
market, National Seashore nature center, the Marconi site where
Marconi invented wireless, visit the Highland Light Lighthouse in
Truro, Audubon Society Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary - what a
great place! Whale watches, beautiful sunsets, scenic drives, learn
to surf, go birding, or don't go anywhere - just listen to the birds
sing. From the Little Neck it's about 30 steps to the beach - kayak,
swim, or walk to Great Island at low tide, explore the National
Seashore, try to make it to Jeremy point (lotion up), collect sea
shells, watch the oystermen tend to their oysters, relax, let the
kids have fun exploring, collecting. At night rent a movie, read a
book, (we have a decent collection), begin writing your book, listen
to the waves, the sea air is wonderful, sleep will be restful.

This area was designated the Cape Cod National Seashore in 1961, by a
big fan of Cape Cod, President John F. Kennedy. The 40-mile
uninterrupted stretch of beach is the largest on the East Coast.
Explore great walking and biking trails, salt marshes, pristine fresh
water "kettle" ponds, pine forests, historic structures, and
lighthouses. The federally protected National Seashore land includes
more than 43,000 acres.

$850 to $2,350/week depending on week.

Summer is by the week only, Saturday to Saturday.

Spring & Fall Weekends - $550 to $850