Vistas Espetaculares à Beira-mar!

The house is right on the water with amazing views from the livingroom, diningroom, deck, kitchen, and yard! The open floor plan is great for socializing and enjoying the views. Wonderful cross-breeze and ceiling fans as well as central AC.

Three bedrooms upstairs and one bedroom downstairs. (A king, a queen, and two twin beds upstairs and another queen downstairs.) Two full bathrooms. In addition to the main living and dining rooms, there is a livingroom downstairs -- great if you want to send the kids down to play! :-)

The kitchen is fully equipped and has brand new refrigerator and stove. There is a grill on the deck overlooking the water.

Our neighborhood beach is 3 blocks north. It is called Indian Brook Beach Association and is a nice sandy beach that is never too crowded. For something even closer, you can access the water from the grassy area just north of our house. (A great spot if you want solitude.) Plymouth has lots of public beaches if you want to explore further afield.

My favorite restaurants downtown are The New World Tavern, Wood’s Seafood, The Blue-Eyed Crab Grille, KKatie's Burgers, and Blue Blinds Bakery. Marshland Restaurant and Bakery (at the intersection of Old Beach Road and Route 3A is my favorite place for clam chowder).

If you are interested in history, Plimouth Plantation offers historical reenactments. A more light-hearted approach is available with the nighttime cemetery tours. (I like The Dead of Night Cemetery Tour. A bit corny but fun -- even for kids. Despite the name, it’s offered in the early evening). Plymouth Whale Watch is a good company for seeing whales. The Pirate Cruise is great fun for younger kids. It’s offered by Plymouth Cruses (508) 746-5342.

All have websites which can give you up to date information. If you have any trouble finding what you are looking for, just let me know.