This week’s Featured Property, at 23 Prides Path, East Orleans, offers incredible water views from every room. Set on almost an acre of land, this property is perfect for quiet strolls or great parties. Creatively designed, with recent upgrades to the kitchen, the second floor bath, and the master bath, this home is the perfect place to enjoy Orleans on and off the water.
Dennis is one of Cape Cod’s beautiful bi-coastal with over sixteen beaches to explore. Enjoy swimming, sun bathing or hiking the conservation trails. Scale Scargo Tower for incredible views, take in a show at the Cape Play House, or enjoy a round of golf at the Dennis Highland Golf Course. Named an “All American town”, this slice of Cape Cod is home to this week’s Featured Property, 96 Shore Drive, Dennis.
Fifty years before the highways of Route 195 and Route 25 were developed, families traveling along Route 6 in Mattapoisett would delight in seeing a large 35 foot, multi-colored Salty the Seahorse tucked along the roadside, this American icon symbolized you were entering Mattapoisett, the gateway to Cape Cod, and home to this week’s featured property: 3 Maple Road, Mattapoisett.
Named one of the 7 Great American Beach Towns by National Geographic, and a Cape Cod Top 10 by TripAdvisor, Orleans is a beautiful cross section of the Cape, stretching from the Bayside to the Seashore. Settled by Pilgrims in 1693 and incorporated in 1797, Orleans was named after Louis Phillippe II, the Duke of Orleans, in recognition of French support during the revolutionary war. Originally a center for fishing and whaling, with the introduction of the railroad, tourists began to flock to this lovely part of the Cape, and it has been a favored destination ever since. From the tidal pools of Skaket beach to the waves along Cape Cod’s National Seashore, Orleans is the perfect place for this week’s featured property.
First settled in 1664 and incorporated in in 1712, Chatham’s founding days centered around shipping, whaling, and fishing, and many of its historic buildings reflect that era. Situated beautifully on the elbow of Cape Cod, surrounded by open waters, Chatham’s popularity as a vacation destination began to grow in the late 1800’s helping it become the beautiful summer town it is today. With beautiful beaches, wonderful restaurants, and local shops, Chatham’s quaint and charming small-town appeal helps it remain a cornerstone of Classic Cape Cod. It is also home to today’s featured property.