We are a family of four living in MA. After years of renting and loving our vacations on the Cape, it was time for a home of our own. This was it! The Sandy Bottom Retreat. All the things we love; a short walk to ice cream, mini golf, the bike trail, restaurants, and about a mile to our favorite, Nauset Light Beach.
We truly enjoyed sharing our home. Hearing the stories from our guests and knowing they leave our home with life long memories far outweighs the occasional search for a relocated kitchen utensil or game piece :)
What is special about this property?
The Sandy Bottom Retreat has a casual relaxed feel that reflex the sun, fun and Cape beach lifestyle. A big back yard with a hammock, tire-swing, fire pit, volleyball net, large two level deck and most importantly an outdoor shower will be the post beach hangout spot. The well equipped kitchen has all the comforts of home complete with a butcher block island, dishwasher and enough pots and pans to cook lobsters and steamers for the entire family. The dinning room has a large expandable table with seating for ten or enough room for a weeks worth of rainy day games and puzzles.
Our home has easy access to the CC rail trail, is a short walk to bike rentals, Ben & Jerry's, clam shacks, a general store, and resturants. Ten minute bike ride to beaches (Bay: Thumpertown, Kingsbury, First Encounter, Campground or Ocean: Marconi, Nauset Light, Coastguard) without crossing Route 6. Less than a mile to Arnold's clam shack with homemade ice cream & mini-golf. You will not find a better location!
What is special about your town?
The Town of Eastham is a coastal resort community straddling the arm of Cape Cod. Located on the lower Cape, the town is bounded on two sides by land and two by water, the Atlantic Ocean and Cape Cod Bay. Eastham is a quiet town with world class Ocean and Bay Beaches, a host of kettle ponds, pretty country lanes, panoramic views of the Ocean & CC Bay.
Famous for its windswept beaches and spectacular views, Eastham is home to the Cape Cod National Seashore offering a quintessentially New England experience, from Nauset Lighthouse to the seaside cottages that nestle among the dunes. The park's 43,000 acres make up most of the curving peninsula between Chatham and Provincetown, featuring barrier islands, pine and oak forests, wild cranberry bogs, kettle ponds, tidal flats, and historic structures from the area's long maritime history.