Moontide
Experience coastal living at its finest in this meticulously preserved 1913 four-square home, perfectly positioned between Cape Charles'most coveted attractions. Just a leisurely one-and-a-half block stroll takes you either to the pristine beaches of the Chesapeake Bay or to the vibrant town park, where summer concerts, tennis matches, and recreational activities create a symphony of community life.
This distinguished residence, graced by Crepe myrtles that line its tranquil street, offers an elegant blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Four well-appointed bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms provide ample space for both family living and gracious entertaining. The home's refined character shines through in its gleaming wood floors, while the upgraded kitchen boasts contemporary appliances for the discerning chef.
Outdoor living reaches new heights with both covered front and back porches, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. The piece de résistance is an elevated screened gazebo nestled in the fenced backyard, accompanied by custom decking that creates an ideal setting for al fresco dining. Practical amenities include an outdoor shower for post-beach rinses and a dedicated fish cleaning station with sink – a nod to the coastal lifestyle.
Convenience meets charm with flexible parking options, including space for two vehicles via the rear alley access, complemented by ample street parking. Situated in the historic district, this home offers privileged access to Cape Charles' boutique shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, making it an ideal residence for those seeking a sophisticated coastal retreat.
- No smoking is permitted on the premises.
- Linens and towels are included with your reservation.
- One adult dog is permitted with an additional pet fee of $200. Must be small to medium size (under 50 lbs.) and housebroken.
- Any reservations made for a future year (known as "Advanced Reservations") are subject to rate and availability changes. These reservations will be confirmed in January of the arrival year.
