Built in 1890, my Victorian-era home, is located at the end of a peninsula on a hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Massachusetts Bay at the beginning of Hull Village, the historic section of town. The house has stunning views from every window of water filled with sailboats, lobster boats, and kayaks as well as Spinnaker Island, Hull's very own 'Mont-Saint-Michel'. Sunrises are spectacular. By night, the light from Boston Light, built in 1783, the second oldest working lighthouse in the US, and the only lighthouse to still be actively staffed by the US Coast Guard, shines through the windows.

The entire third floor is available for rent.

Newly refurbished, the third floor contains two large bedrooms and a separate sitting room as well as a full bath and a large walk-in closet with water views throughout. The third floor also is equipped with in-window air-conditioning, a Keurig coffee maker, cups, utensils, coffee, tea, milk and sugar, a continental breakfast upon request, a small refrigerator, an iron and ironing board, wi-fi, cable TV, bedding, towels, toilet paper. Other items that may be needed can be provided on request. Guests may store things in the freezer in the spacious kitchen found on the first floor.

Enjoy variety of outdoor seating areas on large wrap around porches, in private patio area and garden areas surrounded by beautiful flower beds.

Sunbathing and swimming are available either a few steps away, immediately in front of my home, in Massachusetts Bay or in the Atlantic Ocean accessible from Nantasket Beach located a mile away via a stunningly beautiful walk, a short bike ride or a very short drive along the waterfront. Excellent restaurants are located at the other end of town along with the last vestiges of Paragon Park, including arcades, ice cream stores and one of the country's oldest carousels. A variety of clubs and restaurants offer great live entertainment daily all year long. Kayaks and paddle boards also are available for rent in order to explore Massachusetts Bay and Boston Harbor as well as the Weir River Sanctuary. Hiking and exploring are available all along Hull's coastline and on World's End, an undeveloped, waterfront peninsula owned by the Trustees of Reservation located a few miles away in Hingham. Miles of waterfront roads offer easy biking. Hull's Lifesaving Museum is located a short walk away.

The beautiful towns of Hingham and Cohasset, Hull's neighbors to the South and East, are short drives away with stunning waterfronts, fine restaurants, historic homes, Wompatuck State Park, World's End and additional Trustees of Reservation properties to explore. Plymouth, Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard as well as Salem and Gloucester on Boston's North Shore are easily accessible and provide wonderful day trips from Hull.

Ferry service to Boston (20 minute ride to Boston's waterfront) and Boston Harbor Islands National Park can be found a mile away at Pemburton Point overlooking Hull Gut and Peddocks Island, the site of a WW II army base. Commuter rail service is also easily accessible in Hingham. Bus service is available from Hingham to the end of Hull's Peninsula and goes right by my home. Commuter rail service is located about 6 miles from the house. A car is very useful for easy access to all local sights and Boston.

My place is great for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families with kids. Come for a night, a weekend, a week or a month!