Grandview by the Sea Beach House is located in eastern Prince Edward Island, Points East Region. This beautifully appointed beach house rental has all the luxury of home providing comfortable living during your PEI vacation. After touring all day exploring all the wonders Prince Edward Island has to offer it will be a joy to return to this beach house rental.

As you relax on the deck or in the sunroom your view across the water is of the quaint seaside village of Annandale or to the east the picturesque view of the islands red shores towards Spry Point. The beach in front of the beach house is excellent for taking a morning or evening stroll to the sand spit that juts across the water towards Annandale. Keep an eye out for the Blue Herrings, seals swimming and the eagles soaring above as you explore the beach or relax in the sun. Be sure to watch the sunsets and stay a bit longer to experience the night sky it will mesmerize you with its brilliance of the stars and moon.

This 2400 sq. ft. beach house has 3 levels; main level offers open concept style of living with living room, dining room and kitchen. Off the dining area there is the sunroom that provides an incredible view of the water, great place to relax and read about out Special Island, Prince Edward Island. The top level has two bedrooms with queen beds and a full spacious bathroom in the middle. Bottom level is also an open concept with Queen Bed and pullout couch that has an air mattress, bathroom with shower and the laundry facility.

Grandview by the Sea is 15 minutes to the village of Cardigan where you will find restaurants, garage, liquor store, crafts, farmers market and the Confederation Trail. Montague is the third largest town on PEI, which is 25 minutes from the beach house where you will find lots of amenities. The village of Georgetown is also 25 minutes from the beach house and it offers live theatre, craft shops, restaurants and lots of PEI History. The Brudenell and Dundarave Golf Courses are on the way to Georgetown.

Features - Tourism Licence Number 4001235

• Grandview by the Sea Beach House sleeps 8 to 10
• Wi-Fi Internet
• 3 Level Beach House
• Water Front/Easy Beach Access/Swimming
• 4 Bedroom / 3 Bathrooms
• Air-Conditioning and ceiling fans
• Main Level - Living room, dining room, kitchen combined, Sunroom, Bedroom (king), Bathroom
• Second floor up – 2 bedrooms (queens) fully bathroom
• Bottom floor – Living area open concept, Queen bed, Pullout Couch with air mattress, large bathroom with washer/dryer
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Wood Fireplace
• Fridge, stove, micro-wave, dishwasher
• Washer/dryer/iron/board
• All linens, towels, beach towels provided
• Propane BBQ / Deck with furniture
• Smart TV / Roku
• Kayaks with life jackets, beach toys
• Steps to the beach

   

   

  Area Information

  There are many other beaches to enjoy in the eastern area. After Basin Head continue east
  you will find the end of Prince Edward Island, East Point. The east point Lighthouse
  stands tall protecting the fishermen and women from landing on the shoals. This is a place
  you need to visit especially on a windy day. The waters of the Gulf of St Lawrence and
  Northumberland meet to create action in the water, where the seals love to play.
  The lighthouse offers daily tours, gift shop and small restaurant.
  
  Keep on the 13A east and then west you will arrive at North Lake Harbour the Tuna Capital of the World. There are many
  deep-sea fishing tours offered, beautiful beach to swim or simply walk along the shores
  or wait for a giant Blue Fin Tuna to be brought to the wharf. If you feel adventurous take a tour
  and try your hand at catching one of the biggest in the world or try your hand at jigging mackerel and cod. The Elmira Train Station museum is a 5 minute drive from the North lake harbour. A miniature train
  is available for the children to take a ride through the woods. Inside the museum you will learn all
  about the trains that operated across Prince Edward Island. The tracks have all been removed across PEI
  and the Confederation Trail was created. At the Elmira museum was considered the end of the line where
  the trains use to be turned and sent back across the island. As you explore be sure to head south along the coastal roads where you will find hills and harbours
  as well as more beautiful empty beaches. Along the way discover lighthouses, island crafts, golf courses,
  horse rides, deep-sea tours, red clay heritage roads, quaint villages and breathtaking picturesque views! Check the Activities and About PEI pages for more to see and do in eastern PEI.