Sladeville Cottages

Set high on the bank of the Pamet River, is the famed, historic Sladeville, a turn-of-the-century cottage colony, once owned by world-renowned painter, Arnold Slade, who created his own art colony, inviting fellow artists to join him in the summers to experience and capture the light and natural beauty of the Outer Cape. Today, these cottages still stand, very much in their original splendor, and are available to purchase individually as seasonal cottage condos. ''Pameton'', circa 1890, is the largest cottage, featuring 5 bedrooms and two and a half baths, and has been maintained to be as close to the original design as a 130-year-old cottage can be. It is the rare gem, giving a true, vintage summer vacation experience, that is seldom found but often sought. There are views of the Pamet River and marsh from the cottage and direct access to the Pamet River for walking along the marsh and for kayaking, canoing, paddle boarding or sailing out to Pamet Harbor, and further out to Corn Hill and Fisher Beaches on Cape Cod Bay. The property is located within 1/10th of a mile from Castle Hill Center of the Arts and Truro Center, Ballston and Corn Hill Beaches, Truro Center, and Pamet Harbor are all nearby. Provincetown is 10 minutes away for dining, art galleries, shopping, and nightlife, plus has a ferry service from Boston and an airport. This very special offering is the perfect respite for anyone looking for a vintage, old Cape Cod experience or to offer weekly rentals to share the unique experience with others.