Conveniently located one block from the beach, the Berke Cottage is also just a stone's throw from two pools, the fitness center, playground, etc. Situated on a large, beautiful lot, there is plenty of room for expansion, as well as off-street parking. The value in this property is the myriad ways to develop it. The first to greet you is the oversized front screened porch- which will definitely become your favorite outdoor living space. The first floor of the cottage offers kitchen, living area with a fireplace, dining area, a bedroom with two twins, and a hall-bath. A loft above the great room will beckon the children as a play area or could be used as an additional sleeping nook. The Second floor offers the master suite with queen bed and ensuite bathroom. Access to the tower is

Supplements: also available from this level. Both bedrooms open onto a private porch or deck, and the all-wood interior offers easy care and durability. The tower offers multiple uses. Originally designed as a "bunkhouse" for the kids, it could also be redesigned as a self-contained guest house. Presently three levels, there's a half bath on the first floor adjoining an outdoor shower. The second floor has two sets of built-in bunks, while the third floor provides an open gathering space. Nancy Drew art adorns the walls on all three floors. Fun Fact: The cottage is named for architect Deborah Berke, who designed this property and played a major role in the evolution of Seaside. Berke currently serves as the Dean of the Yale School of Architecture.