Seascair. Bucolic Beach Living. Sweeping Views. Steps to and

Step directly onto the beach from this lovely beach house. Feel your shoulders relax as you step into Seascair, hear the waves and see the beauty of the Bay. (2 bedroom, 2 baths total). This beach house is fully appointed to make your stay wonderful. The house features an open kitchen and dining area with a fabulous Florida room with windows onto the Bay. Situated directly on Chesapeake, hear the waves while you cook, read or relax; see diverse wildlife including, herons, swans, ospreys, bald eagles, and pelicans from the deck, or from any room in the house. Or, grab a beach chair or towel and walk out the door to your private 50 feet of sandy beach. An easy-to-use gas fireplace makes winter days at Seascair as enticing as summer days. Enjoy a weekend wine tasting at nearby Woodlawn plantation - Slack Wine. Inquire about monthly rates during the off-season. A short-bike ride away is Point Lookout State Park, a Civil War site. Today the park, which is located at the intersection of the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River, hosts miles of protected land set aside for biking, kayaking**, boating, fishing, camping or enjoying nature as well as a museum that provides a historical perspective on the region. Or charter a boat at one of many local marinas for a day of fishing on the Bay. Another nearby historical site is St. Mary's City (10 miles), the original capital of Maryland. Visitors are 25 minutes from dining and shopping on Solomon's Island or in historic Leonardtown. Or enjoy one of several local marina restaurants. Want a day trip away? All that the nation's capital has to offer is a short 80 miles away. Collect shells and beach glass while walking along the sandy beach. Seascair offer its visitors bayfront accommodations on an acre of land. Enjoy a waterfront house with a private beach yet still close to major cities and amenities. **Kayaks will not be available during late fall, winter, and early spring periods due to concerns regarding guest safety due to low water and air temperatures. Keywords: private beach house; glass-enclosed sunroom; fireplace; ;Chesapeake Bay; beach-front