A Beach House
Oceanfront B&B in Plymouth
Plymouth's only Oceanfront Bed &
Breakfast. A charming beach house located at the tip of Center Hill Point on Cape Cod Bay! While summer is
spectacular, it's not the only time to enjoy the Beach House. In the spring
there are flowering trees and Cape Cod gardens. In Autumn there are the October
beach walks, holiday shopping, foliage tours, and Thanksgiving Celebration
(where it all began). In the winter there is the historic Christmas in Plymouth. Guests often tell us that
they had no idea how close everything is in this part of the world. They say,
if they had known, they would have extended their stay at the Beach House,
where rates are much lower than Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, Boston and Newport, and day tripped from here,
while still enjoying the ocean view and delicious breakfasts on the deck.
Things to do while visiting: tour historic Plymouth; explore quaint Cape Cod
villages; discover the Magic of Boston; experience Newport, Rhode Island
Mansions; yachting; swim, sun, stroll on beautiful beaches; hunt for bargains
at designer outlets; watch whales; take the ferry to Provincetown; ride the
Plymouth Duck Tours; listen to folk music at the waterfront; or haunt local
galleries for talented area artists. The innkeepers, Denise and Jack Kedian raised their two daughters here. Over the years,
they made improvements to the property--four sets of sliders off the
living/dining area opening on to a wide deck overlooking Cape Cod Bay; a huge Palladian window above the large picture
window in the master suite on the top floor; a spacious screened-in porch off
the living room. The open floor plan on the main level takes full advantage of
the bay views which can be enjoyed from virtually every living space, from the
kitchen and dining areas to the living room. But it was only when her two
daughters moved on with their own lives that Denise seriously contemplated
opening her home to others.
"The layout is a natural for a Bed &
Breakfast," says Denise of the three-story house. "Each level has its
own entrance and each room its own bath, so everyone can have privacy." Denise enjoys sharing her
home with visitors. "The key to success is", she says, "you've
got to take your area of interest and make a sanctuary, your special place, and
then be willing to invite others to share it with you." "For example,
we wouldn't be comfortable in a town environment or with Victorian
furnishings" she says. "My husband and I like the beach, so we choose
to share that kind of casual life-style with our guests. If you do that, if you
share your own interests, you create a more genuine, warmer experience for your
guests." The interior of The Beach House is casually elegant. It's the
kind of interior you wouldn't be surprised to see featured in, if not
Architectural Digest, then certainly Better Homes and Gardens. Innkeeper is
Denise's fourth career, first teaching, then journalist, and finally a
publications/public relations professional. Though she clearly enjoyed the
others, innkeeping is a natural fit for her.
Take the virtual tour: http://www.beachhousebandb.com/tour.html
A great article to read about it: http://www.beachhousebandb.com/pdf/oldcolony_article.pdf
These recipes are included in the cookbook and are used by permission of Denise Kedian:
Beach House Crm Caramel Fr Tst
Beach House Seafood Strata
Baked Peaches & Cream Fr Toast
Beach House Crêpe
Beach House Bird's Nests
Beach House Mini-Quiche Soufflés
The inn now has a new owner: Danny Salvucci
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