Pet Friendly Quiet Cottage; 1/2 mi to Lambert's Cove Beach

We’re happy to consider pets—please inquire before booking

This well kept cottage takes you back to Vineyard yester-years when people came to the island to get away to the simpler life leaving the frills behind to commune with nature and leave the rush of modern day living away across the waters. If you are looking for a sweet, unadorned, no granite counter-top experience, come to this homey, restful, private cottage.

The walk to Lambert's Cove Beach is about a halfa mile away and Uncle Seth's Pond about a mile. Lounge on the screen porch with a book, a glass of wine, or good company. Kick your shoes off and walk barefoot. Listen and watch the birds around you and enjoy the island breeze with the trees rustling around you.

This 3 bedroom cottage sleeps 6 people. One of the bedrooms is on the first floor with a double bed (and the combo washer/dryer). On the second floor is the Green Room, containing 2 twin beds, another bedroom (the Blue Room) with a queen bed, and the bathroom, including tub and shower.

The on-site washer/dryer combo adds convenience to your stay. Recent updates include all new electrical, updated lighting, and newly painted first floor. There are window air conditioners and a portable air conditioner provided along with other amenities such as a TV/DVD player, internet & wi-fi, cable tv and an outside shower.

Sheets and towels are provided, except for beach towels and blankets.

Enjoy a quiet stay in the country while still being only 10 minutes from town (Vineyard Haven) where you can go to restaurants, shopping, get an ice cream cone, walk along the pier or go mini-golfing. Head up-island to Alley's General Store, the West Tisbury Library, Polly Hill Arboretum, and so many more wonderful and unique Island sites like the West Tisbury Farmer's Market, Menemsha, and the Gay Head cliffs.

This is a well loved summer cottage that has been in the family for over 65 years. Part of the house was once an up-island blacksmith shop and then moved to Lambert's Cove where it was expanded