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Ever wanted to live in a vacation spot? This quaint cottage lives in Dennis — a town on Cape Cod where you could live year-round.
Because it’s on a dead-end street you won’t have tons of tourists driving down your road each day, and the private backyard acts as a retreat every day! It’s just over 700 sq. ft. with one bedroom and one bathroom. No lofts or ladders to deal with — a great place to retire! It’s for sale via Trulia for $295,000 (sold).
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Get your own Quiet Cape Cod Cottage: 700 sq feet
You walk in on a nicely-sized living room with new laminate flooring.
I love the character of the large molding around the door.
This place even has room for a sectional.
The kitchen includes a dishwasher (a must for me!)
There’s a little breakfast nook and a door to the backyard.
While the kitchen is a bit out of date, it’s certainly tidy!
A small step up takes you to the full bathroom.
Here’s the kids’ room with bunk beds, but it looks like you could sneak a full bed in here.
Can also double as an office area.
The master bedroom includes a spacious closet.
And plenty of privacy outside the windows.
The full bath is newly renovated and feels fresh.
Outside you have a concrete patio and plenty of green grass.
This lot is stunningly private.
Follow the red brick path home!
It comes with two outbuildings.
What a great place to build a fire and enjoy the evening!
Highlights
- 650-sq.-ft.
- South Dennis, MA
- Cape Cod getaway
- Minutes from Route 6
- Private yard
- Quite dead end road
- New laminate flooring
- Fresh paint
- Built in 1965
First time home buyers take notice!!! New laminate floors, fresh paint and an updated bathroom, all you have to do is move in! With a large private yard on a dead end street, this house is close to everything- the highway, CC Rail Trail, Conservation Areas, beaches, kayaking, the dog park, shopping, restaurants…the list goes on! From Route 134 take Center Street to Baxter Street to Mulla Lane.
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wow this is really nice.i would live here.i wouldnt change a thing not even the dated kitchen.you know what they say if its not broke why fix it?but thats just me.
Hey that’s a great mantra!
I’m not an American, but that doesn’t look like a Cape Cod building from what I’ve seen over quite a number of years. Am I right or am I wrong?
It’s on Cape Cod 🙂 In a town called Dennis. It’s a pretty traditional style for the area (I live not too far away).
Duh… clunk (sound of head hitting wall)
Must have skimmed the first line a little too fast. Did not pick up on that at all.
I think I need some medication… now where did I put that bottle of Tequila? ?
Something else I see that may not be that important in New England, but is *extremely* important here in Tornado Alley–a storm shelter! It’s probably a small cellar used for food storage, but when those sirens go off…any port in a storm (pun intended).
Yes we don’t get too many tornadoes around here, but some decent Nor-Easters for sure.