Newly renovated 2026 · Rexhame Beach

The Egret’s Nest

Between the river and the ocean: west-facing sunsets over the South River marsh, bright coastal interiors, and Rexhame Beach a five-minute stroll away.

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3bedrooms
2full baths
1,321square feet
0.34acre triple lot
Sunroom at The Egret’s Nest overlooking the South River wetlands The Egret’s Nest · Marsh views from the sunroom
5-Minute Stroll To Rexhame Beach
West-Facing Sunsets Over The South River Marsh
Private Rear Deck + Outdoor Speakers
Marsh-Breeze Sunroom
Spacious Backyard On A 0.34-Acre Triple Lot
Outdoor Shower
Fire Pit In The Yard
A/C Throughout
Washer & Dryer

River out back.
Ocean around the corner.

Welcome to The Egret’s Nest, newly renovated in 2026 and set between the river and the ocean: calm South River water on one side, a quiet neighborhood at your back door, a short walk to the beach via private beach access.

The marsh faces west, putting sunset center stage. Watch the sun drop over the South River salt marsh as egrets, herons, and other marsh birds work the water’s edge — then wake to the same quiet, open view with no rear neighbors.

On breezy summer afternoons, open the sunroom to the marsh air. When thunderheads roll across the wetlands, the room becomes storm theater: front-row seats from the dry side of the glass. After dark, settle in for a cozy movie night in the sunroom.

Two full baths. Ductless mini-split heat pumps with AC in every room keep the home comfortable in every season, and utilities are included. Curbside street parking — room for 5 or 6 cars! No smoking on the property; non-smokers preferred.

Five-minute stroll to Rexhame Beach via private beach access — marsh out back, ocean around the corner.

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Views in motion

Sunset Over The South River MarshA slow pan across the salt marsh, filmed from the property.
Aerial Sweep Across The South River MarshThe barrier beach and Atlantic shoreline extend beyond the wetlands.

Explore Marshfield

From the Levitate Festival to the Marshfield Fair, the South Shore’s seasonal events are worth planning a week around — see them all in our Things to Do guide ↗.

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Summer stays are Saturday to Saturday (7 nights). Contact us for pricing and availability, including the full off-season stay (October 1 through May 31).

Questions? Call or email your hosts (339) 237-0219 Jmeliving@gmail.com

Summer 2027: check-in & check-out on Saturdays only — 7-night stays.

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The Egret's Nest was the perfect spot for our family of five's summer vacation in August. The home has been updated beautifully, and we found thoughtful touches throughout. The views of the marsh were spectacular and the sunsets breathtaking!

We loved that linens, beach chairs, and washer/dryer were included, which allowed us to pack light. A short walk through the quaint neighborhood brought us to the uncrowded beach. Not having to worry about beach parking was great! It was easy to get to Humarock for longer bike rides on quiet streets. We found lots of great restaurants within a small radius as well as supermarkets, a pharmacy, etc. nearby. If you care to explore, especially in nature, there is a lot to do in Marshfield and surrounding coastal towns.

James was an extremely responsive host when we had questions and a few small issues, which were addressed right away. He was so friendly and very helpful regarding local suggestions.

I highly recommend staying at this wonderful property which is hosted by lovely folks!

Laura F. — August 2026

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The local’s guide

Things to Do in Marshfield, MA

Marshfield, Massachusetts sits on the South Shore between Boston and the Cape — a working waterfront town with ocean beaches, marsh-lined rivers, and a food scene that punches above its weight. This is our local’s guide: the restaurants we actually eat at, the coffee and ice cream stops worth a detour, where to hear live music on the water, which beaches to hit, plus rainy-day plans and day trips. Every drive time below is an approximate estimate from 171 Meadowview and can vary with traffic.

Beaches, Boating & the Outdoors in Marshfield, MA

The Marshfield loop is simple: river in the morning, ocean in the afternoon. The house sits between the South River marsh and the Atlantic, so you can do both from your own front door.

Rexhame Beach

~2 min drive

End of Standish St, Rexhame, Marshfield, MA

The home beach: a barrier beach with the South River marsh on one side and the Atlantic on the other — bike, jog, or walk there from the house through the dunes.

Green Harbor Beach

~12 min drive

End of Bay Ave, Marshfield, MA

The harbor-side beach at the end of Bay Avenue — a boardwalk, rock jetty, and lifeguarded swimming in season.

Fieldston Beach

~8 min drive

Fieldston, Marshfield, MA

A smaller, quieter village beach on the Fieldston oceanfront — a local-favorite spot to spread out away from the crowds.

Pontoon boat rental at Roht Marine

~15 min drive

Roht Marine, 2205 Main St, Marshfield, MA

Rent a pontoon boat from Roht Marine and take it down the river behind the house — roughly $225 for a half day, and one of the best afternoons of any week here.

South River paddling

~5 min drive

South River, Marshfield, MA

Kayak or paddle the South River for a relaxed on-the-water morning. Launch points are minutes from the house at Rexhame Beach and the public canoe and kayak launch at the Francis Keville Footbridge.

Where to Eat in Marshfield, MA: Restaurants

The owner’s short list within roughly twenty minutes of the house, ranked first by cooking, character, and repeat-visit appeal.

The Salt Marsh Bistro and Bar

~18–20 min drive

Our pick for the best cooking in the radius: chef-driven New England food, a seasonal menu, and more ambition than the usual South Shore seafood-and-tavern formula. Singled out in Boston Magazine’s 2026 South Shore guide.

Liv Creative Cuisine

~10–12 min drive

A practical dinner-rotation favorite close to the house.

The Winsor House at Island Creek Oyster Farm

~18–20 min drive

The most distinctive proper dinner nearby: a historic 1803 house with fireplaces, Island Creek oysters, crudo, seafood, and cocktails. Included in Boston Magazine’s 2026 South Shore recommendations.

Bluefish River Tavern

~17–20 min drive

581 Tremont St, Duxbury, MA · brtavernduxbury.com ↗

Our best all-around neighborhood restaurant: a broad menu with very good seafood, fried chicken, fish and chips, shrimp ’nduja, and cocktails. Consistently solid and the go-to for a really good dinner without making an expedition of it. Rated 4.4/5.

The Raw Bar at Island Creek Oyster Farm

~18–20 min drive

403-7 Washington St, Duxbury, MA · islandcreekoysters.com ↗

A waterfront raw bar at the oyster farm on Duxbury Bay.

The Sun Tavern

~17–20 min drive

A cozy 1741 farmhouse with a fireplace, steak, scallops, duck, and lobster ravioli. An excellent cold-weather or date-night choice.

The Oysterman, Duxbury

~19–20 min drive

A Duxbury dinner option roughly twenty minutes from the house.

Mae’s Sandwich Shop

~5–7 min drive

563 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA (Ocean Bluff) · maesmarshfield.com ↗

The best lunch near the house, with house-made focaccia and roast beef as the calling cards. Highlighted in Boston Magazine’s 2026 South Shore restaurant survey.

The Point Restaurant

~10–12 min drive

93 Central St, Marshfield, MA (Town Pier / Green Harbor) · thepointrestaurantmarshfield.com ↗

Lobster rolls, fried clams, chowder, and fish tacos beside the marina. Rated 4.3/5.

Venus II

~8 min drive

277 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · venus2.com ↗

Oceanfront sports bar right on the water, with a two-story ocean-view deck. Known for its 10" South Shore bar-style pizzas and an award-winning clam chowder — order at least one pizza per person — plus live entertainment several nights a week. Open 11:30am–9:30pm daily (until 10pm Friday–Saturday), closed Tuesdays.

Bridgwaye Inn (Polcari’s)

~10 min drive

1265 Ferry St, Marshfield, MA (Humarock side) · polcarisbridgwayeinn.com ↗

Family-run waterfront seafood and Italian right on the South River — the pick for a proper dinner out on the water. Fan favorites include the baked stuffed lobster, the shrimp & scallops Polcari over linguini, and the Caesar salad pizza. Open daily 11:30am–9pm.

The Fairview (The Grill at Fairview Inn)

~8 min drive

133 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA (Brant Rock) · thefairviewinn.com ↗

At The Grill at Fairview Inn: an oceanfront deck overlooking Cape Cod Bay and a cozy dining room with a dual-sided fireplace. A casual American-seafood menu — lobster rolls, fresh scallops, fried clams, and clam chowder among the standouts. Open daily 11:30am–9pm.

Drinks & Live Music in Marshfield, MA

Roht Marine

~15 min drive

2205 Main St, Marshfield, MA · rohtmarine.com ↗

Great drinks on the river: a waterfront marina on the North River with cocktails at The Boathouse. They also do boat rentals, including pontoon boats — roughly $225 for a half day.

Levitate Backyard & Rexicana Surf Cantina

~10 min drive

1871 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · levitatebackyard.com ↗

Margaritas and live music: an outdoor stage with daily après-beach acoustic sets plus ticketed shows, plus tacos at the surf-shop venue.

The Jetty

~8 min drive

278 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA (Brant Rock) · thejetty-marshfield.com ↗

A seaside surf-shack restaurant and bar — the self-described Brant Rock neighborhood kitchen and bar — serving modern American dishes like Baja fish tacos and lobster mac n cheese, with live music every weekend, an acoustic Sunday brunch with a Bloody Mary garnish bar, and late hours till 1 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.

Stellwagen Beer Company

~12 min drive

100 Enterprise Dr, Marshfield, MA · stellwagenbeer.com ↗

Coastal craft brewery specializing in hop-forward New England style ales — a taproom, beer garden, and outdoor stage hosting live music, plus food trucks and a dog-friendly patio.

Untold Brewing

~25 min drive

6 Old Country Way, Scituate, MA · untoldbrewing.com ↗

Independently owned brewery in a renovated 19th-century schoolhouse minutes from the Scituate waterfront — 12 draft lines, a sunny patio, regular food trucks, and live music in the taproom.

Mamma Mia’s

~12 min drive

93 Careswell St, Marshfield, MA · mammamias.net ↗

Family-style Italian restaurant with live music every Friday and Saturday 7–10 PM and Sundays 3–6 PM, plus Singo on Tuesdays and trivia on Wednesdays around its 360-degree granite bar.

Coffee & Breakfast in Marshfield, MA

The Corner Cafe

~10 min drive

2000 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · cornercafemarshfield.com ↗

A sit-down breakfast place — open 8am–3pm daily, closed Tuesdays. The dependable morning routine.

SlackTide Coffee Roasters

~10 min drive

1871 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · slacktidecoffee.com ↗

The place to go for espresso or quality coffee — they also do a panini-style breakfast. Open 7am–3pm daily. When the coffee matters, start here.

The Coffee Shack

~12 min drive

259 Dyke Rd, Marshfield, MA · coffeeshackmarshfield.com ↗

A Green Harbor favorite for hand-cut donuts, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, and coffee — arrive early, because the homemade treats can sell out.

Family Favorites in Marshfield, MA

Marshfield is an easy town with kids — small beaches, short drives, and plenty of low-key fun.

  • The beaches ~2 min drive — Rexhame is a sandy walk from the house through the dunes, and Green Harbor Beach adds a boardwalk and lifeguarded swimming in season.
  • Roht Marine’s pontoon rental ~15 min drive — an easy half day on the North River that keeps the whole crew happy.
  • Levitate Backyard ~10 min drive — live music, tacos, and margaritas with room to be as loud underneath it as you need.
  • The ice cream shops ~20 min drive — Farfar’s Danish Ice Cream in Duxbury (since 1979) and B’s Homemade Ice Cream in Marshfield.
  • Kids at Play Park Playground ~12 min drive — Marshfield’s big fenced playground at Library Plaza in Marshfield Center: tall slides, rock climbing, and a picnic area.
  • Marshfield Skatepark (Uncle Bud Skatepark) ~10 min drive — a community skate park at 934 Webster Street for skateboards, scooters, and BMX bikes.

Seasonal Events in Marshfield, MA

Marshfield offers a relaxed alternative to Cape Cod — local traditions and live music woven through the summer and fall that are worth planning a week around.

Levitate Music & Arts Festival

~15 min drive

July · annual · Marshfield Fairgrounds, 140 Main St, Marshfield, MA

Levitate’s two-day summer music and arts festival at the Marshfield Fairgrounds. In 2026 it landed July 18–19 with national headliners — plan around it if you’re coming that week.

Levitate Backyard

~10 min drive

May–October · 1871 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · levitatebackyard.com ↗

Levitate’s seasonal outdoor live-music venue and surf cantina — daily après-beach acoustic sets and ticketed shows all season, with tacos and margaritas on site.

Marshfield Fair

~15 min drive

August · annual · Marshfield Fairgrounds, 140 Main St, Marshfield, MA

A classic ten-day country fair every late August — carnival rides, 4-H shows, and the demolition derby. In 2026 it ran August 21–30; check the fair’s website for this year’s dates.

South Shore Lobsterfest

~15 min drive

September · annual · Marshfield Fairgrounds, 140 Main St, Marshfield, MA

An annual September seafood festival at the Marshfield Fairgrounds.

Flannel Jam

~10 min drive

October · annual · Levitate Backyard, 1871 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA · levitateflanneljam.com ↗

Levitate’s annual fall music festival, held over Columbus Day weekend at the Levitate Backyard — a smaller, flannel-clad counterpart to the summer Music Festival with bluegrass, folk, and Americana acts, plus spiked cider, cider donuts, and food trucks.

Ice Cream in Marshfield, MA

Farfar’s Danish Ice Cream Shop

~20 min drive

272 St George St, Duxbury, MA · farfarsicecream.com ↗

Danish-style ice cream made fresh on site since 1979 — a local-family institution worth the trip to Duxbury.

B’s Ice Cream (B’s Homemade Ice Cream)

~12 min drive

57 Snow Rd, Marshfield, MA · bhomemade.com ↗

Homemade ice cream made on the premises — classic and seasonal flavors, fresh baked waffle cones.

Fishing in & Around Marshfield, MA

Surfcast the Atlantic, work the tide through the marsh rivers, or put a kayak on a local pond. Dawn, dusk, and moving water are the common thread.

Before you fishMassachusetts’ 2026 striped-bass keeper rule is one fish, 28 inches to less than 31 inches. An inline circle hook is required when fishing with whole or cut natural bait, and anglers ages 16–59 need the $10 Massachusetts recreational saltwater fishing permit. Stop at FSH Bait & Tackle in Green Harbor for bait and current local intel.

Rexhame Beach

~2 min drive

Surfcasting · striped bass, occasional bluefish · best at dawn, dusk, and a moving tide

Two fisheries in one: cast the Atlantic side or walk through the dunes to the South River side. Look for striped bass around Rexhame and near Beadles Rocks; clams, eels, and white or alewife-colored soft plastics and plugs are dependable choices.

Green Harbor Jetties & Harbor Mouth

~12 min drive

Structure fishing · stripers, bluefish, occasional mackerel · best at first light and on an outgoing tide

Marshfield’s best structure-oriented fishing: cast along the channel edges where moving harbor water meets the ocean and the rock jetties funnel bait. Be conservative on the rocks whenever there is swell.

Humarock & the Mouth of the North River

~10 min drive

Beach and river mouth · striped bass · best on moving water around sunrise or sunset

Beach, river current, sandbars, channels, and enormous bait movement make this especially productive for migrating fall stripers. Favor the accessible beach or a boat; currents at the river mouth are strong and unpredictable.

North River from Union Street or Damon’s Point

~15 min drive

Kayak or small boat · public launch at 1361 Union St · striped bass

Work deep channels, flats, marsh edges, current seams, and channel drop-offs with paddle-tail plastics, Slug-Gos, small topwaters, or flies.

South River, Rexhame to Town Landing

~5 min drive

Kayak · put in at Marshfield Town Landing on Ferry Street or access from Rexhame

Fish the river bends, creek mouths, and current seams as the tide empties the marsh. It is the closest kayak-fishing option to the house.

Marshfield Town Pier & Inner Green Harbor

~12 min drive

Green Harbor River · shore access

Fish directly from the town pier for a quick hour or two without gearing up for a full surfcasting session.

Furnace Pond

~20 min drive

Pembroke · freshwater · kayak recommended

MassWildlife notes largemouth bass, including reported fish in the 5–7 pound range, plus pickerel, crappie, perch, and bluegill. Shoreline access is limited, so a kayak opens up the pond.

Parsons Pond

~15 min drive

Marshfield · freshwater · stocked trout and largemouth bass

A close-to-home freshwater option and a MassWildlife stocked-trout water, with largemouth bass in the pond as well.

Golf & Tennis in Marshfield, MA

Green Harbor Golf Club

~12 min drive

624 Webster St, Marshfield, MA

An 18-hole public course, walking-only, minutes from the house. On site, Winslow’s Kitchen, Bar & Range pairs a covered Toptracer driving range with a full bar — hit balls with a handcrafted cocktail in hand.

Southers Marsh Golf Club

~30 min drive

30 Southers Marsh Ln, Plymouth, MA

An 18-hole public executive course (par 61) set around working cranberry bogs — a scenic, compact round that plays fast. Consistently rated the best golf value in Massachusetts.

Pembroke Country Club

~20 min drive

94 West Elm St, Pembroke, MA

An 18-hole public course (par 71, 6,677 yards) designed by Philip A. Wogan — known as one of the best layouts on the South Shore. All-grass driving range on site; $49 walking / $59 riding Monday through Thursday.

Crosswinds Golf Club

~35 min drive

424 Long Pond Road, Plymouth, MA

A public 27-hole club — three interchangeable nines named for Bobby Jones, Francis Ouimet, and Babe Zaharias — with around 7,000 yards. $72 Monday through Thursday, $95 Friday through Sunday and holidays, carts included; driving range on site.

Country Club of Halifax

~30 min drive

100 Country Club Drive, Halifax, MA

An 18-hole public course (par 72, 6,738 yards): long, challenging, and well kept. $45 walking Monday through Thursday; practice range on site.

Sandbaggers Range and Golf Shop

~20 min drive

829 Washington St, Pembroke, MA · about 4 miles away

A driving range with a chipping and putting green for tuning up the short game, plus an indoor simulator for lessons or a casual round.

Tennis in Marshfield

~15 min drive

Marshfield High School, 165 Forest St, Marshfield, MA · marshfieldtennis.com ↗

The Marshfield Tennis Club runs casual Wednesday-night pickup games at the Marshfield High School courts — eight public courts.

Peter Igo Park

~12 min drive

29 Marshall Ave, Marshfield, MA (near Brant Rock)

Three lighted tennis courts — pickleball courts too — open daily 7:30am–9:30pm, free. On the water side, a dock for launching kayaks and canoes onto the North River.

Hiking & Walking Trails in Marshfield, MA

Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary

~15 min drive

End of Winslow Cemetery Rd, Marshfield, MA · free

Mass Audubon’s 576-acre sanctuary pairs grasslands, wetlands, and woodland with 3.5 miles of trails, observation platforms, and excellent bird and wildlife viewing. Go at dawn or near sunset, then combine it with lunch or drinks in Marshfield.

North River Wildlife Sanctuary

~15 min drive

Marshfield, MA

A 225-acre sanctuary with more than two miles of trails through salt marsh and woods, plus a riverside viewing platform where seals can sometimes be seen.

John Little Conservation Area

~15 min drive

Marshfield, MA

75 acres with about 1.5 miles of trails crossing meadow, forest, and salt marsh before reaching a long walkway and dock over the North River.

Coast Guard Hill

~5 min drive

Marshfield, MA

A short 0.3-mile trail up the former Coast Guard property, opening onto views over Rexhame, Humarock, the South River, and Massachusetts Bay.

Bridle Path / Rail Trail

~15 min drive

Marshfield Center to Marshfield Hills, Marshfield, MA

A mostly flat, quiet former railroad alignment for walking and biking, from Marshfield Center toward Marshfield Hills — including the pedestrian bridge over the South River.

Carolina Hill Reservation

~15 min drive

Marshfield, MA

Roughly 775 acres — Marshfield’s big wilderness playground — with a large web of forest trails, some steep terrain, and mountain-bike singletrack.

Pudding Hill and Chandler Pond

~12 min drive

Near Marshfield Center, Marshfield, MA

A compact 37-acre preserve with about 1.6 miles of trails, a pond, meadow, and pine ridge just off Marshfield Center.

Nelson Memorial Forest

~20 min drive

North Marshfield, Marshfield, MA

Quieter and wilder than the better-known sanctuaries, with woods, wetlands, and trails toward the North River / Cove Creek landscape in North Marshfield.

Markets & Provisions in Marshfield, MA

Superior Lobster & Seafood

~8 min drive

9 Marshfield Ave, Marshfield, MA · superiorlobster.com ↗

A fresh seafood market with live lobsters, lobster rolls, and chowder. Stock the fridge here.

Brant Rock Market

~8 min drive

22 Dyke Rd, Marshfield, MA (Brant Rock) · brantrockmarket.com ↗

A neighborhood market with a full deli, bakery, and butcher — great hot and cold subs, open daily 6am–8pm.

Gerard Farm

~12 min drive

1331 Ocean St, Marshfield, MA

Great prepared food to take home — get the turkey sandwich: roast turkey with all the fixings, plus prepared turkey dinners, pies, and sides.

Excursions & Day Trips Near Marshfield, MA

Make the outing the destination: living history, working boats, wildlife, and seasonal South Shore experiences are all within an easy drive. Operating dates and departure times can change, so check ahead for seasonal tours.

Plimoth Patuxet Museums, Mayflower II & Plimoth Grist Mill

~30 min drive

Plymouth · allow 4–6 hours · plimoth.org ↗

Spend a few hours in the recreated 17th-century English village and Historic Patuxet Homesite, then go aboard Mayflower II and visit the working Plimoth Grist Mill. The Heritage Pass covers all three and is currently $46 per adult; the museum is open daily 9am–5pm through the Sunday after Thanksgiving.

Plymouth Whale Watching

~25 min drive

Plymouth Harbor · 3.5–4 hours · late spring through fall

Captain John heads across Cape Cod Bay toward Stellwagen Bank with naturalists aboard. Adult fares start around $74, making this a true half-day excursion rather than a quick harbor loop.

Cranberry Wet-Harvest Experience

~40 min drive

Carver and Middleborough · allow 2–3 hours · mid-September to early November

October is prime cranberry-harvest season: take a guided bog tour or put on waders and stand among the floating berries. Red Meadow Farm’s 90-minute “Wade in the Bog” runs October 2–11, 2026; Benson’s Pond offers harvest experiences into mid-October.

Island Creek Oysters Farm Tour

~20 min drive

Duxbury · allow 2–4 hours · islandcreekoysters.com ↗

Visit the hatchery, boat around Duxbury Bay, learn how Island Creek oysters are farmed, then shuck and taste them. Leave time for the waterfront raw bar afterward.

Lobstering Eco Tour from Plymouth

~25 min drive

Plymouth Harbor · about 90 minutes · around $40 per person

Board a working-style lobster boat, haul real traps, learn about the local marine ecosystem, and cruise the harbor. It is easy to pair with lunch on the Plymouth waterfront without giving up the entire day.

Plymouth to Provincetown Fast Ferry

~25 min drive

Seasonal · roughly 90 minutes on the water · about 2 hours door to Provincetown · full day

Skip the long drive around Cape Cod and cross the bay instead. The classic day-trip rhythm is a morning boat out and a late-afternoon return, with the ferry ride itself part of the experience.

Pilgrim Belle Harbor & Sunset Cruises

~25 min drive

Plymouth Harbor · about 2 hours

Cruise Plymouth Harbor aboard an old-fashioned paddlewheel boat, with drinks available aboard. It is an easy warm-afternoon or sunset outing when whale watching feels like too much of an expedition.

Deep-Sea Fishing from Plymouth

~25 min drive

Plymouth Harbor · shorter trips to full-day outings

Captain John runs fishing excursions for groups that want a full day built around the water: take an early boat, fish Cape Cod Bay, then return for seafood and drinks on the Plymouth waterfront.

Pilgrim Hall Museum, Burial Hill & Historic Plymouth

~25 min drive

Plymouth · allow 3–4 hours

Pilgrim Hall displays actual historic objects associated with Mayflower passengers rather than recreated environments. Pair it with Burial Hill and the old streets behind the waterfront for a compact historic walk.

Plymouth Ghost & History Tour

~25 min drive

Historic Plymouth waterfront and Burial Hill · especially good in October

Lantern-lit evening walks combine local history with supernatural storytelling around the old waterfront and Burial Hill — more atmospheric historic tour than haunted-house attraction.

Winslow House

~10 min drive

Marshfield · a small local stop

A remarkably intact late-17th-century house tied to the Winslow family. It is much smaller than Plimoth Patuxet, but exactly the kind of local historic place that is easy to miss.

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About JME Living

Our home on the South Shore

JME Living is the hospitality brand behind The Egret’s Nest — a waterfront vacation home in Rexhame Beach, Marshfield, Massachusetts, fully renovated in 2026.

The house sits between the South River marsh and the Atlantic, where the sunset faces west over the wetlands. We built our stays around that setting: bright, comfortable rooms inside; sunsets, sea air, and quiet beaches just outside.

Booked directly, hosted personally

When you book with JME Living, you’re dealing with the people who renovated and care for the home — not a platform and not a stranger’s algorithm. That means honest seasonal pricing, a local’s knowledge of Marshfield and the South Shore, and someone real on the other side of every message.

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The Egret’s Nest

House Rules

Check-in & check-out

  • Check-in from 3:00 PM. Check-out by 11:00 AM.
  • Early check-in or late check-out by prior arrangement only.

Occupancy & gatherings

  • Maximum 7 overnight guests.
  • No large parties or events.

Smoking

  • Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the house.

Linens & essentials

  • Fresh linens and towels are provided for every stay.

Pets

  • Up to two dogs are welcome per stay. Cats and other pets are not permitted.
  • All dogs must be disclosed at booking, including breed and size.
  • A $250 non-refundable pet fee and a $500 refundable pet security deposit apply per stay.
  • Dogs must be kept off furniture and beds.
  • Unauthorized pets automatically forfeit the security deposit.
  • Guests are responsible for pet-related damage beyond the security deposit.

Check-out procedure

The $200 cleaning fee covers a standard departure clean. Before leaving, please:

  • Load and start the dishwasher
  • Place used towels in the upstairs tub
  • Put all trash in the designated outdoor bins
  • Return any moved furniture to its original place
  • Turn off lights, appliances, and heat/AC
  • Close windows and lock doors

Damages & security deposit

  • Guests are financially responsible for any damage to the property, furniture, or appliances caused by them or their guests, excluding normal wear and tear.
  • A $500 refundable security deposit applies to every booking.