Nemetz
 
346 King Phillip Road, Wellfleet
 

This waterfront cottage is on Wellfleet's Indian Neck. One of the “remote but accessible” mini-peninsulas created by the town's irregular shoreline of estuaries and inlets, Indian Neck separates Wellfleet's own smaller bay from Blackfish Creek, once the shipping route to the port of South Wellfleet. The Nemetz cottage is on the western shoreline, or “swimming side” of the neck and looks out across Wellfleet harbor to Billingsgate Island, where the original town was located before time and tides reduced it to little more than a sand bar. The cottage's large windows and deck frame the sea in all its moods and showcase Wellfleet's magnificent bay sunsets. Designed by its architect-owner, the cottage was built in the late 50s at the height of the boxy Bahaus architecture which dots the more wooded areas of town. It incorporates the rebellious openness and flat lines of that era but breaks away with more windows and an open deck to embrace the sea. Inside, the living area is spacious and open, merging with the expansive view. It has five bedrooms, one on the main floor and four on the lower walk-out level, which is built into the dune. There is a waterside patio and direct, easy access to the private beach.. This cottage has been modernized, yet retains all of the original architectural lines and attitude. It has two bathrooms, one on each level, and washer/dryer, dishwasher, phone, and WiFi. The TV has DVD and VCR for watching movies, but due to its remoteness it is not connected to cable and is not able to recieve TV signals. Bring a laptop for connecting with on-line programming. The cottage comes with the right to use newly resurfaced tennis courts a short distance down the road.