2 Br Private Vacation Home Vacation Rental In Mattapoisett, Massachusetts

About this space
Get your Vitamin Sea here! This timeless two-story beach cottage retains its original woodwork and hardwood floors, but many upgrades make for a comfy and convenient vacation. Outdoor shower? Yeah, we got that! Fully equipped kitchen? Yes! Crescent Beach is a small neighborhood in a very desirable seaside town. Two sunny, spacious bedrooms are located upstairs, and the kitchen and bathroom are downstairs. It's a short stroll down to the sandy and private association beach on Buzzards Bay.
The space
We have all the perks you’d expect from a well-furnished beach house, including:
- Full kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, toaster and coffee maker.
- Cozy screened-in front porch for naps, games or catching up on a good book.
- Enclosed outdoor shower with hot and cold water.
- High-speed Internet.
- Disney+. ESPN, and Hulu.
- Private and shady backyard.
- Gas BBQ grill.
- Fire pit.
- Two Adirondack chairs with ottomans.
- Picnic table, hammock and outdoor dining table and chairs.
- A beach wagon to pack up all your gear for a fun day at the beach.
- Beach chairs, swim noodles, soft-sided cooler, etc.
- Beach toys for the kids.
- Plenty of beach towels, linens, toiletries, etc.
- A stacked washer and dryer, so you can pack light!
Guest access
You'll have the whole house to yourself, plus access to the back shed for toys, beach chairs, fire pit, etc.
Other things to note
One of the best things about our location is NO BRIDGES to cross! Mattapoisett and its sister town — Marion — will remind you of the way Cape Cod used to be. With just a few traffic lights and no rush-hour traffic, you can RELAX.

GETTING TO THE BEACH: The closest beach is straight down Island Street. That’s the boat launch area and a nice place to park a beach chair or to launch a kayak. The main swimming beach is back along Angelica. Walk down Beach Street, Union Avenue or Silvershell. The Crescent Beach Association puts in swim lines and a swim dock. There are no lifeguards — please swim at your own risk. Never leave children unattended at the beach, and always swim with a buddy. We also have a beach pass for the town beaches.

When you’re feeling energetic, there’s a ton of fun things to do: Here's a short list:
- Go beach combing and swimming in the warm waters of Crescent Beach. There's a huge float you can swim to;
- Play golf or take the kids to play miniature golf nearby;
- If you’d like to visit the kid-friendly town beach, we have a pass for you to use. You can also visit Aucoot and other town beaches;
- Visit the exciting WaterWizz water park in East Wareham;
- Take a hike! Our beach house is surrounded by conservation land, and there are two trailheads nearby. You can find lots of other trails nearby, too.
- Walk or bike the new path at Shining Tides Beach, which crosses a scenic salt marsh on Eel Pond.
- Go cycling on the bike path to Fairhaven; there are beautiful bike paths along the Cape Cod Canal and in Falmouth, too.
- Explore the many antiques shops throughout Southern New England.
- Visit the Mattapoisett Museum or the Whaling Museum in New Bedford.
- Watch the sun set over Ned's Point Lighthouse. It's Mattapoisett's most famous landmark.
- Take a photo with Salty the Seahorse.
- Visit the famous mansions in Newport, R.I. You can buy tickets online.
- Catch a Red Sox game, or check out the Cape Cod Baseball League games for some exciting college-level action. Wareham has the closest ball field.

And to top it all off, there are fabulous restaurants — from the No. 1 clam shack in New England (Oxford Creamery) to finer dining at Tastebuds or Brew Fish Bar & Eatery — and everything in between.

Mattapoisett is home to this vacation home. New Bedford Seastreak Ferry Terminal and Woods Hole Ferry Terminal are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda. Haunted House and Wings & Things are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as swimming.