39 Jedidiah Way
Investment Snapshot
Location & Nearby
- A🐕 Chatham Dog Park0.31 mi
- B🌲 Sam Ryder Conservation Area0.33 mi
- C🌲 George Ryder Forest0.69 mi
- D🍽️ Kream N' Kone - Chatham0.78 mi
- E🐟 Goose Pond Beach0.81 mi
- F🍽️ Hangar B Eatery0.85 mi
- G🚴 Old Colony Rail Trail0.85 mi
- H🍽️ Chatham Moods Cafe and Grill0.86 mi
About this property
39 Jedidiah Way, has been gently utilized by the same family for the past 29 years, serving as a reliable summer retreat. Situated on a .5-acre elevated lot overlooking a wooded cul-de-sac, this property boasts direct access to the Old Colony Rail Trail, a unique feature among current Chatham offerings. Enjoy the convenience of being just 1 mile from Nantucket Sound Beaches or capitalize on the 25 miles of paved trails stretching from Chatham to Wellfleet. After exploring Chatham & Cape Cod, return to the serene ambiance of a park-like setting. The property showcases an open floor plan, complemented by a vaulted living room featuring a wood-burning fireplace and a dining area with sliders leading to the deck & private backyard. Additional features include a kitchen equipped w/island, pantry, & pull-out shelves, as well as a first-floor bedroom with a full bath and laundry facilities situated across the hall. The second floor, accessible via a spacious oak staircase, features a loft currently utilized as a family room and an ensuite Primary Bedroomwith seating area & large walk-in closet. Key amenities include oak, tile, and carpet flooring, central air conditioning, town water, and a well for irrigation purposes, as well as an unfinished lower level with interior access. You are likely searching for a vacation home, permanent residence, or potentially a combination of both over time. Your intended use of the home significantly influences your priorities in a property. I recognize the importance of personalizing your space to reflect your individual tastes and lifestyle. The property at 39 Jedidiah Way provides a canvas for your personal touches. Many of the photos were taken during the Blizzard of '26 and serve as a testament that our "Summer Homes Look Great in the Winter Too!"
