




Experience the ultimate coastal escape at Captain's Cottage, a beautifully updated home located on Priscilla Beach in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Designed as a haven of relaxation and comfort, this inviting retreat features a bright, beachy theme that perfectly complements its seaside surroundings.
The home is configured with 2 bedrooms, 2 beds, and 1 bathroom, accommodating up to 7 guests. The interior is thoughtfully arranged with cozy living spaces and a modern, fully-equipped kitchen that makes meal preparation a breeze. For your convenience, the unit includes a washer and dryer, and guests can stay entertained with a Smart TV featuring YouTube TV/DVR and various apps. High-speed Wi-Fi is provided throughout the property, ensuring you stay connected whether you are visiting for leisure or work.
Outside, the property truly shines with a private, fully fenced-in backyard and two distinct seating and entertaining areas for ultimate relaxation. Guests can enjoy the fresh air with a grill, a fire pit, and a back patio, as well as an outdoor shower with hot water. The experience is elevated by access to a private beach with stunning views of Cape Cod Bay, along with beach chairs and access to Priscilla Beach Association amenities.
Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood, the cottage is approximately 5 miles from downtown Plymouth's shops and restaurants. Local highlights include the Pinehills Golf Course and Mirabeau Inn and Spa just 4 miles away, while the Plymouth to Provincetown Ferry is located 5 miles from the home. For those traveling further, the Commuter Rail station to Boston is about 7.5 miles away.
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Discover the magic of salty breezes and sandy feet at this wonderful oasis, where the love for coastal landscapes meets modern comfort.
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