Wonderful Pond Front property deep in the heart of Brewster, private, spacious and unique!

About this home

"Midcentury on the Millpond" Pet Friendly! (Pet Fee May Apply). * * * * See end of this description for information about free included activities and our cancellation/refund policy * * * * Stay in a unique midcentury modern house on peaceful Lower Mill Pond. Situated on four acres, with an expansive deck overlooking the pond, this house has four bedrooms inside, plus an attached bunkhouse. The kitchen and bathrooms have been recently updated, and the kitchen is completely equipped; there is both a Webber and a Traeger for grilling enthusiasts. The house has heat pumps for air conditioning, the bunkhouse does not. Down the stairs to the pond, you will find a canoe for your use (kids life jackets are provided.) Paddle to Stony Brook Grist Mill and see the herring run, or through the narrows to Upper Mill Pond, watching for herons and osprey. Fish for perch or large and small mouth bass right from the edge. This property is five minutes from the nearest bayside beach and about ten minutes away from the bike trail. Close to everything you want to enjoy on Cape Cod, yet when you sit on the deck and gaze at the pond you will truly feel you've gotten away from it all. One of the best things to do in Brewster is spending time by the sea. If you're looking for soft sand dunes and gorgeous, blue waters, be sure to visit Crosby Landing, one of the most popular beaches in Brewster because of its tranquil, swimming-friendly waters. Or, if you want to enjoy the tide pools on a slightly smaller, less crowded beach, Breakwater Beach is particularly great for families. Other popular beaches include Ellis Landing, Linnell Landing, and Paine's Creek. Brewster is especially known for its tidal flats, which are excellent for walking at low tide or even looking for crabs, oysters, and other marine life. There are a lot more outdoor activities to enjoy in Brewster outside of its beaches, which is great for people visiting in the spring and fall (when the