The cove is the whole proposition. Protected water means paddleboarding and kayaking directly from the private dock without fighting waves or current — which is what makes it work for children, for beginners, and for anyone who wants to be on the water rather than braced against it. Boards and kayaks come with the house.
Four bedrooms and five bathrooms take up to ten guests, a smaller footprint than the six- to eight-bedroom houses nearby and a more realistic fit for one family or two couples than a reunion. The design leans contemporary — clean lines, polished concrete, glass walls — rather than the stone-and-timber idiom of its neighbours. There is no beach; the dock and the cove are the water access.