Tales of Sunset Bay, walk from a Quiet Cottage to Brewster’s Paine Creek Beach

PLEASE READ IN ENTIRETY BEFORE BOOKING!
Things to know:

* Summer 2026 availability will begin January 2026. If you want to book, don’t wait! In years past, all Summer weeks were fully booked in January!

* This cottage is not just a rental, but our home away from home. We are offering it up to families when it is not in use. If you would like to stay with us we ask that you treat our home kindly, showing respect to the home, property and surrounding community.

* Returning families do get first rights to the week(s) they previously booked. Those dates are usually set by November for the following Summer.

Our Cottage

• 2 Bedrooms
Bedroom 1- Queen with Smart TV
Bedroom 2- Twin over Full Bunk with additional Twin (2 Twin and 1 Full)
* BOTH bedrooms will have floor- to- window A/C units to help with sleeping during hotter evenings during the months of JULY and AUGUST ONLY. These units cannot and should not run continuously.

• 1 Full Bath, includes tub with shower

• Kitchen (New upgrades for 2025, not pictured yet)
NEW Refrigerator, Gas Stove, New Microwave, New Coffee Maker (has both k-cup and drip pot, filters provided), New Toaster, Pots and Pans, Utensils, Small High Table with 2 Stools

• Living Room
Futon and Upholstered Chair, Smart TV with DVD player (NO cable- bring your log-in info to access your Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, etc. - Many DVD's available to watch)

• Dinning Room
Table with Seating for 6, L-Shaped Couch in Sitting Area, and Washer and Dryer under buffet counter top

• Outdoors
Deck with Table and Umbrella, including Seating for 4
Adirondack Chairs for deck or lawn
Outdoor Rinsing Station
Grill
Parking for approximately 4, depending on size
*No Parking in the street or on the grass please

YOU Should Plan to Bring:
• Linens are NOT provided. Please bring linens for all beds you plan to use. There are bedspreads, blankets and pillows available to use.
• Towels are NOT provided. Please bring towels that may be needed for Bathing and Beach/Swimming
• Paper Goods are NOT provided. Please plan to bring Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Napkins, etc. We will supply a starter roll of toilet paper and paper towels
• Toiletries are NOT provided, you may need: Shampoo/ Conditioner, Bar of Soap, Liquid Soap, Tooth Paste, etc.
• Beach Chairs, Umbrella, & Toys
* There are some beach chairs, umbrellas, and toys in the shed that you are welcome to use. Availability depends on how well the previous renters took care of the items.

We’ll Supply
• Dish Detergent and Surface Cleaner
(before checking out, all surfaces should be wiped including any mess on the stove, in the microwave or the frig)
• Garbage Bags
(For garbage use only, not for bringing home dirty clothes :0)
• Vacuum, Broom and Mop
(Before checking out, please do a quick clean of the floor)

*Why do we ask that you do a quick clean before you leave? We do this to keep housekeeping costs low for our renters and so that there can be a quick turn around for when families leave and are able to check-in. We thank you for your understanding.

Other Helpful Packing Ideas:
First Aid Supplies
Lots of Sunscreen
Bikes and/or helmets for the Rails to Trails
Cash for the Ice Cream Truck at Paine's Creek!

Location:
The cottage is conveniently located close to 6A, but not near the traffic of 6A and rests in a quiet U-shaped lane. It is .4 miles from Paine's Creek Beach (walk or drop off) and a short 1.5 mile drive to Mant's Landing (AKA Robin’s Hill- permit parking and drop off). A short walk away you can find Dunkin Donuts, Luke Liquors, Kate's Seafood and Ice Cream, Lemon Tree Village Shops and Cape Cod's Museum of Natural of Natural History is about .5 miles away as well, but it is located on 6A so driving is recommended.

Beaches:
Brewster is known for the sunsets, seascape, hiking, kayaking, and stripe bass fishing! “Brewster is one of those gems that seems to have been built for the pail-and-shovel crowd, who lounge in the tidal pools or scramble to find fiddler and horseshoe crabs. Plan to be there at high tide, or you may have to walk a mile to get from the beach to the water’s edge.”