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A Landmark Cape Cod Estate Overlooking Red Brook HarborIn the heart of the picturesque village of Cataumet, this extraordinary estate seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. Once known as The Aldrich House--a cherished retreat where Boston travelers arrived by train for a seaside escape--today it presents a rare opportunity to own a fully restored coastal masterpiece.Set on 1.84

Kerrie Marzot Sotheby's International Realty

Located at 8 Scraggy Neck Road Ext in Bourne, MA, this distinguished single-family residence, presents a compelling opportunity for refined coastal living. The residence encompasses three generously proportioned bedrooms, each offering an inviting sanctuary for personal reflection and restorative repose, providing ample space for individual pursuits and peaceful slumber. Complementing these

Mario Neno Mega Realty Services

Set on over 3 acres along the protected shores of Squeteague Harbor, this stunning waterfront property presents a rare opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind retreat on Cape Cod. Further enhancing this offering, a private dock is pending approval with permits forthcoming (images show an approximate rendering for illustrative purposes only). Accessed via a wooded drive, the property enjoys total

Paul Grover Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Robert Paul Properties

Rocky Island offers old Cape charm with a modern stylish interpretation, fully renovated in 2014 with up-to-date systems, and winterized for off season enjoyment. Connected to the mainland by a wooden bridge, it provides the privacy and safety of a true island and the ease and accessibility of a mainland property. Sandy beachfront, seasonal deepwater dock, pool, and a pool house/garage. Wrap

G. Stewart Young LandVest, Inc., Concord

Welcome to one of the hidden treasures of Cape Cod. Owned by the same family for 91 years. This property is connected to the mainland via a 250-foot raised stone bridge, only 9 exquisite homes call Amrita island home. The name "Amrita" translates to "immortality" was chosen as the location of the 1986 movie "Where Are The Children" based on the novel written by Mary Higgins Clark . The home is

James Kalweit LAER Realty Partners