Tag Archives: Waterfront

Truro Treasures on the Market

One of Cape Cod’s real hidden gems is Truro. Artists, writers, and visitors alike flock to this picturesque town for its panoramic views, golden Cape Cod light, beautiful ocean and bayside beaches, and miles of Cape Cod National Seashore. Surf the wild waves, sun on the quiet shores, visit Pilgrim Spring and Corn Hill where the Pilgrims got their first taste of fresh water and corn. Truro has its own vineyard, the nation’s oldest links golf course and Cape Cod’s oldest lighthouse – Highland Light. Continue reading →

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Video of the Week: St. Mary’s Island

An enchanted world within a world, St. Mary’s Island, is a rarified setting for extraordinary living. Comprising over five acres and accessed via a short causeway, St. Mary’s Island stands as one of the most unique and idyllic estate properties on Cape Cod.  Continue reading →

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Video of the Week: 18 Acre Falmouth Farm

298 Old Meeting House Road, East Falmouth

Tony Andrews Farm in East Falmouth, a working family-run business for over 80 years, is being offered for sale for the first time. The farm has over 18 acres of level and workable land for continued farming or potential for development of residential sub-division. Additional abutting acreage and waterfront lots available as well. The farm is being offered with all buildings including farm stand and 2 single family dwellings. Watch our video below of this historic Falmouth farm.

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Learn more about this historic offering.

Same price, different paradise

Same Price, Different Paradise

Whether your paradise is an abundance of acreage, a waterfront gem or city convenience, these homes offer something unique for every buyer.

Ahead, we compare listings at three price points, in the city and on the shore. All offer a unique set of benefits and offer something a little different. Read on to learn about these homes offering a same price, different paradise. Continue reading →