207 B Great Neck Rd

About this space

Escape to a truly unique coastal setting at this 2-bedroom, 1-bath beachfront cottage overlooking beautiful Buzzards Bay. Set on thirty privately owned acres and bordering 300+ acres of Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary, this peaceful retreat offers unmatched privacy, scenery, and nature. Enjoy warm waters, incredible sunsets, a private beach protected by a breakwater, and expansive lawn space perfect for relaxing or playing. A rare chance to experience a remote-feeling waterfront getaway—while still being minutes from Route 28, shopping, restaurants, and family activities.


The space

• Type: Waterfront beach cottage

• Location: Directly on Buzzards Bay, adjacent to Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary

• Approx. Size: Cozy single-level layout with expansive lawn and shoreline

• Key Features: Private beach, spectacular water views, warm swimming waters, shared lawn, Roku smart TV, peaceful natural setting


Bedrooms & Bathrooms

• Bedroom 1: Queen bed

• Bedroom 2: Full bed + Twin bed

• Additional Sleeping: Queen pullout sofa in living room


• Bathroom 1: 1 full bath (shower)


Living Areas

• Bright living room with incredible bay views
• Comfortable seating and Roku smart TV for streaming
• Open, simple cottage layout ideal for relaxing after beach days
• Dining area with views of the water
• Fully equipped kitchen with drip coffee maker


Outdoor Space

• Enclosed outdoor shower
• Large sloping lawn overlooking Buzzards Bay
• Patio with water views, outdoor dining area, and gas grill
• Private beach protected by a breakwater
• Quiet, natural setting bordering wildlife sanctuary


Local Favorites



Beaches

• Little Harbor Beach – Calm, family-friendly bay beach with warm water and scenic dunes.

• Swifts Beach – Popular local spot with soft sand and gentle surf, great for swimming.

• Onset Beach – Charming village beach with a wide shoreline, warm Buzzards Bay water, and beautiful sunsets.

• Shell Point Beach – Small, peaceful beach next to Onset Village and perfect for kayaking.



Food & Drink

• Stonebridge Bar & Grill – Waterside dining with seafood favorites and a lively local vibe.

• Marc Anthony’s – Famous for pizza, fried seafood, and casual beach-town bites.

• Quahog Republic – Relaxed pub-style seafood (don’t miss the stuffed quahogs!).

• Cape Cod Lobster Rolls – A classic roadside spot for rolls, chowder, and seafood baskets.



Things to Do

• Onset Village – Charming coastal village with shops, music events, and the historic bandstand.

• Buzzards Bay Coalition Trails – Endless options for walking, birdwatching, and exploring conserved lands.

• Water Wizz – New England’s largest water park—fun for families on hot days.

• Kayaking & Paddleboarding – Easy access to calm bay waters right from the property area.

• Cape Cod Canal – Just minutes away for biking, walking, and watching ship traffic.



Shopping & Boutiques

• Onset Village Shops – Small boutiques, beach gear, and local artisan goods.

• Tobin’s Market – Local convenience store with beach essentials and grab-and-go snacks.

• Grapevine Antiques – Unique vintage finds and collectibles.

• Shaw’s & Target – Just a few minutes away for full grocery and supply runs.


Other things to note

• Parking: Space for 4 cars in driveway

• Linens: Sheets, towels, and beach towels are provided

• Pets: Up to 2 dogs allowed. One cat welcome. $100 fee to bring second dog or cat. Please confirm, number of pets, breed, and weight when booking.

• A/C: A/C Split Unit with remote control access in 3 zones - the 2 bedrooms and the open plan living room/kitchen/dining room

• Internet/TV: WiFi available, Smart TV with Roku (streaming)

• Minimum Stay: 4 Night Minimum

• Check-in / Check-out: Check-in at 3 PM / Check-out at 10 AM, check-in directly at property with lockbox

• Smoking: Not permitted

• Other Notes:
– Cottage shares lawn, parking, and beach with the nearby main house on the property
– You may encounter other renters or family members in the adjacent house during your stay
– Outstanding natural setting on 30 private acres next to 300+ acres of protected land