Oceanfront, Private Beach, Outdoor Shower, Indoor Heated Pool, Wifi, Grill

Room	Count	Capacity	Details
bedrooms	2	sleeps 8	1 King Bed 4 Single Bunk Beds 1 Queen Bed
bathrooms	2		Toilet Toilet · Shower only Outdoor shower

Perfect family and/or artist getaway. Indoor heated pool. Private ocean beach. Outdoor shower. Modern kitchen with dishwasher. Flat screen cable TV. Wi-fi. Built-in 1940. It is a two-bed, one-and-a-half bath, cottage, that sleeps eight with a pull-out sofa. Indoor heated pool with beautiful views from the large deck overlooking the ocean. Completely surrounded by hedges and separate from the rest of the complex, private. New kitchen and all new appliances put in this year.PLACES TO EATDuryea’s:Food served mostly family style & ordered through a counter window (drinks ordered tableside)Lobster cobb salad & market fish are menu highlights (they had a branzino last time I was there and it was TDF) No reservations – on weekends, get there around 5 and expect a wait for large parties unless you want to just do cold seafood inside at the bar (oysters, shrimp, etc.). Grab some rose and wait for your table on the dock. Weekday evenings and lunch are usually a bit slower but the place is generally always busy.Scarpetta Beach:Same as Scarpetta in NYC, traditional Italian food, inside Gurney’s hotel.Crows Nest:Super chic restaurant at a boutique hotel, one of my favorite places. Mostly Mediterranean inspired, simple menu. No reservations – like Duryeas, on weekends, get there between 5-6 and expect a wait for large parties. They usually cut the waiting list off at a certain point (have waited upwards of 2 hours for dinner here before). Weekday evenings should be more low-key but the closer to the weekend you are the more likely there will be a long wait.They have a cute bar down the hill in the bag with a small beach and cabanas set up. Go down and have a drink while you wait for your table and watch the sunset (spicy tequila or watermelon drinks are my favorites).Surf Lodge:The quintessential Montauk hotspot. Food is ok, this is more of a place to go to be part of the “scene.”On the weekends this turns into a full-on club – insanely difficult doorman, bottle service, outside DJ (until ~9), sweaty inside bar. Sometimes they have live music on Saturday / Sundays for sunset hours.Montauket:BEST SUNSET IN MONTAUK. Very casual spot with a divey inside bar and picnic tables outside.Gosman’s:Casual seafood spot with a bar – a traditional Montauk staple (not sceney).No reservations, so again, expect a wait unless you show up early or during the week.Navy Beach:Beach front, nautical vibe with lots of white and blue. Food is okay but it’s another one of those places sceny NYC people tend to talk about.I think they take reservations.Showfish:Seafood restaurant at the other Gurney’s property on Star Island. The food is pretty good, traditional. Not really a scene.I think they take reservationsJoni’s:Great little breakfast spot off the main town road.Round Swamp Farm:Montauk outpost of the East Hampton Farmstand (overpriced but love it)Sel Rose:Oysters and cocktails.Harvest On Fort Pond:Outdoor dining, amazing food.The Dock:Montauks best dive bar, super fun, almost tacky vibe, and great food.Montauk Bake Shoppe:For jelly croissants.BEACHES & HIKESGurney’s:The best beach is the one by Gurneys. The beach is technically public, but they won’t let you park on the Gurney’s property unless you have a reservation and you won’t be able to use their beach chairs. If you want to have a splurge day, rent a cabana or seating area for an afternoon. Sometimes they have a DJ playing on the weekends. Full-service world-class spa on the property.Ditch Plains Beach:Most popular beach for surfing and swimming. Scenic, sort of has a coastal California feel.Kirk Park Beach:Closest to town, family-orientedHither Hills:Trails and campgroundsMontauk Point / Camp Hero:Scenic lighthouse at the end of the road / gift shop with some trails around. Be careful hiking there are tons of ticks.SHOPSShops in town are mostly of the beachy variety (think Jersey shore hoodies and sweats kind of stuff). In the last ~5 years, they’ve opened a bunch more stores but mostly womenswear.Whalebone / Adam Mar has some men’s stuff I think and there is this new super hip store called wyld blue that is fun to browse.Some places in town offer surf lessons or paddle board / kayak rentals (you might also be able to book a reservation through Gurney’s)Deep Hollow Ranch – horse back riding, etc. – never been here but just saw some brand do an influencer activation and it looked cute.

Attraction	Distance
Hither Hills State Park	5 min walk
Hither Woods Preserve	19 min walk
South Edison Beach	7 min drive
Ditch Plains Beach	9 min drive
Lake Montauk	13 min drive

Restaurant	Distance
John’s Drive-In	In
Hampton Coffee Company	8 min drive
Montauk Brewing Company	9 min drive
The Point Bar & Grill	8 min drive
Bounce Beach Montauk	9 min drive

Transportation	Details
Montauk Station	9 min drive
Montauk, NY (MTP)	14 min drive

Does Oceanfront, Private Beach, Outdoor Shower, Indoor Heated Pool, Wifi, Grill have a pool?

Yes, this property has a pool. Pool types include heated pools.

Is Oceanfront, Private Beach, Outdoor Shower, Indoor Heated Pool, Wifi, Grill pet-friendly?

Yes, this property allows dogs (limit 1 total) with a maximum weight of up to 25 kg per pet.

Where is Oceanfront, Private Beach, Outdoor Shower, Indoor Heated Pool, Wifi, Grill located?

Located in Montauk, this beachfront cottage is in the city centre and within a 10-minute walk of Hither Hills State Park and The Hamptons Beaches. Hither Woods Preserve and Napeague State Park are also within 3 miles (5 km).

This property is managed by a professional host. The provision of housing is linked to their trade, business or profession.Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policyGovernment-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental chargesSpecial requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteedOn-site parties or group events are strictly prohibitedNote from host: No exceptions.Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the tripHost has not indicated whether there is a smoke detector on the propertyWe should mentionA car is required for transport to and from this property

Located in Montauk, this cottage is in the city centre and on the beach. The area's natural beauty can be seen at The Hamptons Beaches and East Hampton Main Beach. Shinnecock Museum and Jonathan Adler are also worth visiting. Make sure you get close to the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.