Fishers D'Lighthouse II – A 1960 Coastal Cabin

Tucked into a quiet pocket of the coast, on a wooded double lot where wild rhododendrons bloom in spring and the trees seem to stand guard, this 1960 family cabin feels like stepping into a gentler era. The moment you walk through the door, the knotty pine walls wrap around you like a familiar quilt — warm, golden, and carrying the soft glow of six decades of family stories.

The heart of the cabin is its original sixties kitchen, a peach‑toned time capsule with confetti Formica in shades of peach and orange, the kind of cheerful palette that makes morning coffee taste just a little sweeter. The vintage range is a showstopper — the kind of appliance that has outlived trends and still hums with quiet reliability, ready for pancakes, grilled cheese, or whatever comfort food the coast inspires.

The cabin’s single queen bedroom is simple and serene, paneled in pine and filled with soft morning light. The bathroom, with its shower/tub combo, keeps its original charm while offering everything you need after a day of beachcombing or wandering the nearby trails.

In the living room, built‑in twin bunk beds add a touch of childhood magic. Each bunk has its own privacy curtain — a cozy nook for reading, dreaming, or hiding away with a flashlight and a book while the rain taps on the roof. It’s the kind of detail that makes kids instantly fall in love with the place and adults remember what it felt like to be one.

Just a few steps from the main cabin sits the bunkhouse, a charming little hideaway of its own. With a full‑size bed, a bathroom with toilet and sink, Internet TV, microwave, coffee maker, and a small refrigerator with a tiny freezer, it’s perfect for grandparents, teens, or anyone who wants a bit of extra privacy while still being part of the family gathering.

Everywhere you look, the property feels embraced by nature — tall evergreens, dappled light, and those wild rhododendrons that burst into color each spring. It’s the kind of place where mornings start slow, afternoons drift by with the sound of the surf in the distance, and evenings gather everyone around the table to share stories.

This is a cabin that hasn’t forgotten where it came from. It’s cozy, nostalgic, and deeply rooted in its coastal landscape — a place where families return year after year because it simply feels like home.

Amenities:
50 TV in Living Room, TVs in Both Bedrooms
Roku Streaming
400 mbps Wi-Fi
Landline with nationwide long distance (Verizon only)
Games & Books
Beach Toys
Hair Dryer
Towels, linens, blankets & pillows
Fully outfitted kitchen: electric range, refrigerator, microwave, Keurig & drip coffee maker
Cleaning supplies, paper products & coffee filters
Dog Friendly (2 dog limit – no cats)
Parking: 2 medium cars or 1 large SUV (no trailers)
Maximum occupancy: 6