Home

  • The Bradley House in spring, walk to Front and Back Beach and Bearskin Neck
  • Family room with comfy couch next to kitchen and breakfast bar
  • TV easily hooks up to your laptop with HDMI cable for streaming via fast WiFI.
  • Living Room for conversation and reading.
  • Fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar opens into the family room
  • Dining room adjacent to the kitchen
  • Our steep and narrow staircase to the second floor has risers that are almost 9″ high
  • Primary bedroom has a window AC unit and a fan for warm summer nights, ample closet and drawers
  • Second bedroom
  • Shower over tub in room upstairs bathroom
  • Main bathroom on the second floor
  • Reading nook in office, called the Gloucester Room
  • Desk with wireless keyboard and larger screen, you can attach your laptop with the HDMI cable
  • Backyard in spring with magnolia in bloom, with a bench for birdwatching
  • Welcome to Rockport! Dock Square awaits you
  • Signs on Bearskin Neck direct you to Tuna Wharf
  • Local artists own many of the shops on the Neck.
  • The most famous fish shack in the world, Motif No. 1
  • You have arrived at Tuna Wharf
  • Millbrook Pond, a lovely shortcut to the beach from the house
  • Front Beach at dusk
  • Twin Lights on Thacher Island
  • The Bradley House in autumn with the beautiful Rockport light
  • A granite quarry in early autumn, a fabulous walk near the Granite Keystone Bridge
  • The Bradley House in winter
  • Winter beauty in the frozen Millbrook Pond

Our circa 1890 home is a comfortable, bright and airy Cape style house, located in central Rockport, where you can walk to both Front and Back Beach, Bearskin Neck and the commuter rail to Boston. A modern, updated kitchen opens to a family room, while other rooms retain their vintage charm, such as a dining room and a living room/parlor for reading. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a separate office with a workstation set up, and one full bath. Downstairs is a half bath with laundry off the kitchen. The spacious yard is quiet peaceful setting for bird watching and enjoying the ocean air. We have named our house the Bradley House, to honor the early, long-term owners, whose son Phillips died during a bombing mission in World War II. Our home is an excellent place to explore the charming village of Rockport and many areas on Cape Ann, the other Cape that was named for a queen, on the North Shore of Massachusetts.