Historic 5BR Mid Cape w/ Private Lake Access

Weatherwood Cottage is a 5-bed, 2-bath historic home set in peaceful gardens and brimming with character. A short walk from a private lake beach and quick drive to ocean beaches, quintessential villages, and ferries to Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, it’s ideally located yet tucked away. With antique charm, modern comforts (A/C, pro-appliances, luxury linens), and easy access to local restaurants and shopping, it’s the ideal escape for those seeking a classic Cape Cod experience. 

Historic Charm & Modern Comforts • Original wood beams, wide plank floors, curated antiques, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, AC, and modern amenities. 

Five Luxury Bedrooms • Handpicked antique decor and luxury linens for up to 9 guests. 2 King Beds, 2 Full Beds & 1 Twin Bed.

Chef's Kitchen • Pro-line appliances, quality cookware, and all essentials for easy meals.

Bath Essentials • Plush towels and complimentary shampoo & conditioner.

Extra Conveniences • Clothes steamers, iron, hair dryers, plus washer & dryer.

Games & Family Fun • Closet stocked with board games, cards, and puzzles.

Expansive Outdoor Space • Lush gardens, patio, fenced pet‑friendly yard, outdoor dining, and lawn games.

Private Lake Access • 5‑minute walk to Wequaquet Lake beach with great swimming.

Close to Ocean Beaches • Short drive to top beaches; Barnstable county beach pass provided ($500 fee incurred if lost).

Beach Gear Provided • Chairs, towels, umbrella,and cooler. 

Near Dining & Shopping • Minutes from restaurants, cafes, markets, and shops.

Easy Island Day Trips • 10‑minute drive to ferries for Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. Small Dog Friendly • One small dog allowed on property with $75 per stay fee.

Early Check-In or Late Check-Out for $50 Fee Each • Availability depends on cleaning schedule, but we’ll do our best to accommodate your request. 

Private lake access and beach pass to Cape Cod’s top beaches included in your stay. We are available during daytime hours to help with questions and recommendations.

This home was built in the 1700s and has the charm (and quirks) of its age. The stairs to the second floor are safe but steep and may not be ideal for those with mobility concerns or very young children. Some ceilings and doorways are low, and the floors may creak—but that’s part of the charm! The home has modern heating and cooling, though temperatures can vary a bit from room to room. If you love historic character, you'll feel right at home.