Fantastic Falmouth Home Comes With Private Beach and Heated Pool

It's not every day on the SouthCoast that you find a waterfront home surrounded by trees, but this fantastic find on Fay Road is a hidden treasure in Woods Hole.

The 4,780-square-foot home with views of Martha's Vineyard offers a unique mix of seclusion and shoreline with luxurious features throughout the four-bedroom abode.

Features like tree-lined views from your front windows and picturesque ocean views from the three-story back windows.

Depending on which room you happen to be in, it's almost hard to figure out if you're near the beach or in the middle of the woods.

Yet no matter which view you pick, there are towering wall-sized windows throughout the home to do it from. Nearly every room in the house has a section of wall that is glass, so you never miss a moment of the outdoor attractions.

There are plenty of outdoor attractions.

The house has patios and balconies all along the backside, plus a mini hiking path through the trees that leads you to your own stretch of private beach on Vineyard Sound.

If it's too cold for a dip in the ocean, you can always enjoy an indoor heated pool instead.

Yes, the basement level of this house is a heated indoor lap pool on one side and personal gym space on the other.

Even with the whopping $5.695 million asking price, this stunner on the sound is a must-see. Take a look:

Stunner on the Sound. See Inside This Fantastic Falmouth House

If you've ever been asked whether you'd rather live in the woods or at the beach, this is the house to choose instead.

With a unique blend of tree-lined landscape and Vineyard Sound views, this home at 77 Fay Road in Falmouth is the best of both worlds.

See inside here.

Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall

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Gallery Credit: Nancy Hall