Our waterfront estate in South Orleans features 300 feet on Pleasant Bay. The house sits on three private acres on a peninsula overlooking the bay, Quanset Pond, Chatham, Nauset Beach, and the Atlantic. The extensive lawn, with underground sprinklers, offers plenty of room for fun and sun between the 17 room house and the bluff. A pathway leads down to the sandy beach that also has a wooden deck.

The house, built around the turn of the century, offers plenty of room for everyone in the group to gather together or to find some private space. The 17 rooms include 9 bedrooms, 5 and 1/2 baths, and 3 fireplaces. Three bedrooms feature queen sized beds. The other 6 bedrooms have sets of twin beds and one has 3 twin beds. The bedrooms provide sleeping for 19 people. In addition, the house is also air conditioned. Press the 'floor plan' button above for more information.

The waterfront side of the house with a southern exposure features a large sunroom with sets of sliding glass doors, several porches, and a large terrace. The game room is a popular gathering place with a pool table and dart board. There are 2 living rooms each with a TV, VCR, DVD, and internet access. The main kitchen was remodeled in 2001 with Corian countertops, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, disposal, ice cube maker, etc. The former servants wing has an additional kitchen remodeled about 10 years ago and also has a microwave, dishwasher, disposal, ice cube maker, etc. There is a separate laundry room with washer and dryer.

The estate is available for families, for groups, and for special gatherings by the week from June through September and by the week-end in the off season. The house is closed for the season after Thanksgiving and reopens in April.

Pleasant Bay for fishing, sailing, swimming, wind surfing ,kayaking, motor boating (your own or rent one) water skiing, or just walking the shoreline. Nauset Beach for the waves - body surf, boogie or skim board, rent a surfboard. Skaket Beach for the warm water flats, sand bars. clamming, and beautiful sunsets. Rock Harbor to plan your deep-sea charter. Cape Cod League Baseball - watch tomorrow's All Stars under the lights and stars. National Seashore for swimming, educational programs, bird watching. Chatham for shopping, band concerts, the fish pier, the lighthouse, and seal watching. Hyannis for JFK museum, and ferries to Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. Provincetown for beaches, sand dune tours, whale watching, and sightseeing. Boston (2 hours away) catch the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Antique stores, golf courses, bicycling, gourmet restaurants and lobster shacks, all surrounded by quaint and pretty architecture and beautiful natural vistas - welcome to Cape Cod!