Peregrine Woods
Address
Autumn Lane
Neighborhood
Marshfield
Description
Peregrine Woods is a condominium community for residents 55 years of age and older. These luxury condos feature 2 bedrooms with two and a half bathrooms, all contained within a generous 1963 square feet of space. The modern amenities within each condo also are generous and designed to provide the best of living for the adults who live in this community. These homes sell for around $374,000 and were built in 2003.
In addition to the two bedrooms, each condo has a loft that can be used for a family room, office, or den. The bedrooms have wall-to-wall carpeting, as well as extra windows and dormers for ample natural lighting. The master suite also has walk-in closets and a master bathroom. The kitchen has a bar that can be used for dining or preparing food. The kitchen also comes with natural wood cabinets, hardwood flooring, and modern appliances like an electric range and overhead microwave.
Each condo comes with a basement and two-car garage. Condo owners can enjoy their own backyard deck that overlooks the beach, as well as the landscaped yards of the community. They also can use the community's clubhouse for entertaining guests or hosting parties.
As the name suggests, Peregrine Woods on Autumn Lane is a high-end active adult community nestled in a peaceful natural setting only minutes from Cape Cod.
Constructed between 2002 and 2005, the 32 single-family attached homes average 1,963 square feet and sell for around $374,000. Each two-bedroom home includes a basement that provides ample storage space and an attached two-car garage.
The open-concept floor plan features several windows that allow in lots of natural light. There's also contemporary recessed lighting for soft evening illumination. The kitchen features an island bar perfect for convenient meal preparation or casual dining; hardwood flooring and cabinetry; beautiful countertops; and contemporary stainless steel appliances, including an electric range, dishwasher and overhead microwave.
Keep cozy on those cold winter nights around your living room fireplace. For warm-weather enjoyment, there's a door off the living room that leads to your own outdoor deck overlooking the beach and beautifully-landscaped yard.
Both bedrooms features plush wall-to-wall carpeting and several windows and dormers to bring in plenty of natural light. The first-floor master suite includes its own spa-like bath with Jacuzzi, gorgeous vaulted ceilings and roomy walk-in closets.
There's a spacious second-floor loft that you can use for a family room, office or den. A full bath, walk-in closet and attic storage area complete the upstairs.
Each residence also features central air conditioning, gas heat and a convenient in-unit laundry that saves you from traveling to a commercial laundromat. In addition, a private driveway leads to your own two-car garage.
Area Attractions
Within 2 miles of the community, Rexhame Beach on Standish Street is an excellent destination for the daring beach goer. Don't let the rocks deter you from walking or just lounging on this scenic beach that gives you awesome views of Cape Cod. Lifeguards are present for your safety, and there's a snack bar for a quick refreshment. For the more active, there are basketball courts that make for a challenging game on the uneven surface.
Travel a little more than 3 miles to the heart of Marshfield, and you'll find the 19,000-square-foot Ventress Public Library, founded in 1895. Here you can obtain one-day passes to several area educational attractions, including the Boston Children's Museum, the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, the House of Seven Gables, the JFK Library, Plymouth Plantation and Roger Williams Park Zoo.
A popular retirement area and summer vacation destination of the New England elite, historic Cape Cod is just a short drive from the community. The Cape Cod Canal separates the peninsula from the mainland; only two highway bridges, Sagamore and Bourne, connect the cape to the mainland, while the Cape Canal Railroad Bridge allows both freight and passenger service between the peninsula and mainland. A sidewalk along Bourne Bridge accommodates pedestrians and bicyclists.
Geologically, most of the cape region lies in the southernmost area of glacial coverage in the southeastern part of New England. The cape protects much of the area coastline from North Atlantic storms, which often results in erosion of the cape's shoreline. The Atlantic Ocean ensures that Cape Cod experiences slightly cooler summers and slightly warmer winters than the mainland. The cold ocean during the winter also delays spring; but by the end of summer, the warmer ocean allows for a mild autumn.
Both residents and visitors to Cape Cod can choose from many outdoor activities, including biking, beach walking, boating, kayaking and golfing. In fact, Cape Cod features 27 public and 15 private golf courses.
The Cape Cod Canal is one of the most popular fishing destinations on the U.S. East Coast, and the striped bass is one of the most sought-after species. Along with striped bass, bluefish and bluefin tuna are some of the larger species that inhabit Cape Cod Bay. Other Cape Cod species popular with anglers include bonito, false albacore, flounder, fluke and tautog. Most harbors on the cape offer charter fishing services from May through October.
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