Right on (and we imply proper on) Sagamore Beach and practically abutting Scusset Beach State Reservation, the place the Cape Cod Canal spills into Cape Cod Bay, there’s a little bit slice of paradise by the use of 349 Phillips Road in Sandwich. Unspoiled and uncrowded waters are only a traipse down the boardwalk away and you may preserve a watch on the waves from practically each room.
All dressed up within the quintessential cedar shingle however in-built 2015, the seashore property shouldn’t be solely pristine, it additionally options high-end architectural touches and inside design prospers we don’t usually see in your typical trip house. On that word, we’d gladly dwell right here year-round and let the fuel fire within the residing house preserve us toasty.
The story’s within the particulars at 349 Phillips Road, they usually elevate the house from good to “wow” by way of ornamental moulding, large planks on the engineered wooden flooring, and expertly crafted Lewis & Weldon built-ins (additionally they did the kitchen cabinetry.) An open-concept kitchen, residing, and eating space is ideally fitted to what the house is supposed for — togetherness.
While every nook is gorgeous by itself, we’d be remiss to not fawn over the kitchen and butler pantry that had been designed with the newbie house chef in thoughts, in addition to with their hungry company. For bonus hangout house, there’s additionally a household room, entrance porch, and ample decking going through the water to whereas the afternoon away over a grill.
Additionally, the house options two major suites, one on every flooring, and three.5 luxe baths so there’s no jostling over a post-beach bathe.
On the marketplace for $2,995,000, the sale of the house is represented by Tori Harrison of Sotheby’s International Realty – Cape Cod, Sandwich Brokerage, 508-455-7288.
Home Showcase:
Address: 349 Phillips Road, Sandwich, Massachusetts, 02563
Bedrooms: 2
List Price: $2,995,000
Square ft: 3,879
Price per sq. foot: $772
Annual taxes: $26,541 in 2024.
Location: .
Built in: 2015
The Appraisal:
Pros:
Sagamore Beach paradise
Spectacular finishes
Cons:
Not fenced (we’re being choosy right here)