A driftwood-toned hideaway with a hot tub and a gas stove.
Built in the 1920s and updated with modern comforts, this cottage sits close enough to hear the surf, furnished with antiques and a few coastal heirlooms. It's an easy fit for a couple or a small family.
Soak in the outdoor hot tub after a day on the beach, or warm up by the Franklin stove under a down comforter once the fog rolls in. The living room and bedroom windows both look out toward the water, and some of the best tide pools on this stretch of coast sit just across the road.
There's a fire pit on the south side of the cottage with firewood included, and the surrounding area is good for clamming, crabbing, fishing, birdwatching, and kayaking, with local artisan shops just up the road.
Need a little more room? The cottage's attached garage has bunks and an extra bathroom available on request — just ask when you book if your group could use the overflow space.
Where you'll sleep


Ruth and her co-hosts answer most calls and emails within the hour.