Nestled into a large estate with access to the tranquil warm waters of the bay at Cambridge Beach is a stunning 7 bedroom, 5 1/2 bathroom house dating from late 1780’s. Comfortably decorated and renovated with all the modern conveniences, the gracious old Bermuda home provides a wonderful venue for a family reunion, or a getaway for friends who want to enjoy a tropical setting with secret paths down to the beach, hammocks and quiet flower filled gardens for your pleasure. Cambridge Beach is a 2 minute walk from the main house using a path that travels under trellises of Bermudian flowers and lovely cultivated gardens.
Bedrooms have twins, double or larger beds and upstairs bedrooms have outdoor access with newly renovated bathrooms. Lower beds share a single bathroom and TV room with spare bunks and a small office with Mac desktop. The kitchen offers an oversized 6 burner stove and oven, large BBQ, large fridge, and all the kitchen equipment you'll need to prepare a gourmet meal. Dine on the large teak table in the back garden, or set the table for 12 or more on the front verandah and enjoy a candle lit evening with family and friends gathered round.
The entrance, living room and dining room all have antique cedar beam floors hearkening back to the days when the house was the original Cambridge Hotel. The long and cozy west end of the veranda offers a welcome respite from the sun and the perfect place to catch the cool breezes while you relax with a good book and a glass.
The premier vacation rental in the west end.
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Grocery stores and great restaurants are a short 5 minute walk away with fabulous dining options in Somerset village, Dockyard or next door at Cambridge Beaches Hotel and Spa. There are also many fine restaurants down the south shore including Pompano, The Reefs, Henry VIII, The Southampton Princess (5 restaurants there including the fabled Newport Room), the Waterlot Inn, and many others.
The house is entirely NON SMOKING.
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Photo slide scan from Cambridge House in the 1930's |
