The Eva Scott Group · Sold case study
Wellfleet · Cape Cod, Massachusetts
205 Samoset Avenue
An Indian Neck waterfront home shaped by light, privacy and outdoor gathering spaces.
The property’s story
The harbor at the end of the road.
At the end of Samoset Avenue, the property’s Indian Neck setting opens toward Wellfleet Harbor and Cape Cod Bay. The original listing describes more than an acre of waterfront, a beach and a sense of privacy, with sunsets forming a recurring part of the home’s coastal outlook.
Inside, cathedral ceilings and broad windows give the living spaces light and a connection to that view. The living room, sunroom and dining area lead toward a substantial deck with several places to gather, while the primary suite has a private balcony. The presentation’s task was to show how these spaces relate to the water, from the scale of the lot to the outlook from an individual room. The original listing also invited buyers to view a property video, adding another way to understand the house within its harbor setting.
Property film · Nauset Media
A closer look,
in motion.
Explore the setting and spaces through Nauset Media’s property film, then return to the photographs for the details.
At the end of the road.
The Indian Neck setting begins with the end-of-road position, waterfront acreage and beach. More than an acre gives the home room within this harbor landscape. The location carries a sense of separation described in the original listing, while the shore and broad water outlook establish the property’s direct connection with Wellfleet’s coastal setting.
Light, volume and the harbor.
Cathedral ceilings and broad windows give the living spaces their bright, open character. The living room, sunroom and dining area each belong to the larger harbor story. The outlook is experienced through several rooms, creating a connection between interior gathering spaces and the water that continues as one moves through the home.
A deck with room to linger.
A substantial deck provides several outdoor areas, while the primary suite has its own private balcony. Those spaces offer different scales of time outside: shared gathering places and a more personal outlook. The arrangement extends the house toward the harbor, giving the waterfront setting a place in both the communal and private parts of the home.
The presentation
Make the property’s
character visible.
The listing’s clearest thread runs from the end-of-road position to the waterfront and through the main gathering spaces. The home’s windows, sunroom, deck and private balcony give that setting several different perspectives. Rather than stopping at an overall harbor view, the description explains where the view belongs within the house and grounds. That connection provides a useful structure for introducing both the property’s privacy and the character of its interior spaces.
Photography & film
See the spaces in motion.
The property film brings the setting and rooms together, adding movement and another way to explore the home.
The recorded result
Closed October 2, 2020
205 Samoset Avenue · Wellfleet
A completed sale.
The waterfront property sold for $2,375,000. The recorded sale accompanies a story centered on its Indian Neck position, harbor outlook and the relationship between bright interiors and outdoor gathering spaces.
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