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Stylish and comfortable vacation beach house (plus an adjacent guest cottage if needed to accommodate additional family or friends) in the heart of quaint, historic Cotuit village, on the warm waters of Nantucket Sound. Spend this vacation WALKING to the local market, restaurant, Rope and Loop beaches, the marina, to a Ketteleers baseball game, or just for the pleasure of seeing more beautiful historic homes and masterfully kept gardens. The main house, built in 1901, was renovated with sensibility and was furnished with understated elegance by a professional interior designer. Residential beach pass included (15 beaches in 15 miles radius for free) plus 4 kayaks. If you need additional private space you should consider renting our adjacent one-bedroom cottage as well (accommodates max. 4). The cottage, extremely charming in a spacious garden setting, provides additional comfort (Home Away # 3805103). The house and the cottage feature completely chic modern farmhouse kitchens with open dining areas. Enjoy the morning paper or an evening sundowner from the deck or the screened sun porch while your kids are playing in the garden. The cottage has a private brick patio under an elegant white pergola. We offer vacationers ample opportunity to get that rest they richly deserve; you will find all the bedrooms beckoning you to sink between the sheets. Younger kids will enjoy the bunk beds or the sleep loft in the main house, and don't forget there is a crib for the smallest ones -- with a convenient changing table -- in the master suite (but not in the same room with Mom and Dad!). Families with children will find a variety of board games, Duplo and LEGO sets, books and classic kid movies. The custom-built playhouse and swing in this tranquil street will be appreciated as well. It goes without saying that a large assortment of beach gear, sports items, beach toys, bicycles, and even four kayaks are included. Finally, let's not forget Cotuit's uncrowded beaches (that convey that 'private' feel), nor should we overlook the shopping and dining opportunities at Mashpee Common.