•  2 bedroom waterfront condo situated on a private stretch of Pilgrim Beach on Beach Point in North Truro, Cape Cod, Mass - just across the town line of Provincetown.

•  Available to rent on a weekly basis from the beginning of April to the end of November.

•  Sleeps 4 comfortably, but can sleep 5 if necessary. Double beds in bedrooms and couch in living room (see floor plan). All rooms have extensive views of the bay. Bath with shower.

•  Large private deck facing Cape Cod Bay.

•  Fully equipped kitchen with microwave oven, coffeemaker, toaster, blender, pots and pans including a lobster pot for that special sunset supper outside on the deck.

•  Amenities include private beach, air-conditioner in the living room (leave the bedroom doors open and it will cool the whole apartment), cable TV, radio with cassette and CD player, deck furniture, gas grill, parking for 2 cars, etc.

•  The North Truro - Provincetown summer shuttle can be flagged down just outside the house.

•  Rentals run from Saturday to Saturday, with the minimum rental period being one week. One well-behaved dog per rental is welcome. Smoking is not permitted indoors.

Beachfront with this condo literally means slap on the beach. You can't get closer to the ocean without going swimming! However, you'll probably find that its fantastic private deck facing Cape Cod Bay also is hard to resist; being located on the second floor it provides you with a splendorous vantage point to observe what's going on below while simultaneously securing the added privacy often yearned for while enjoying sea, sand, and life on the beach. And the view, picture postcard unobstructed panoramic view of the bay from Truro in the east to Provincetown in the west, is hard to describe in mere words, it's just too amazing!

But Provincetown and Truro have more to offer. Wonderful museums -- including a pirate ship museum (!), vineyards where you can both learn how wine is made and taste the finished product, countless art galleries, great shopping, wonderful dining in every price category, theatres, nightclubs, and exceptional people watching. I also recommend that you go whale watching and on a dune tour while you're here, the experiences are well worth the effort.

The Outer Cape Cod area has been frequented by artists, writers, and actors, plus a large gay community that found a safe haven here, for more than a hundred years, and it continues to be an obviously "artistic" and sophisticated part of the US. And yet; it remains strangely down to earth and rather homey.