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History

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Originally built in the 1940s as a seaside retreat, Beech Tree Cottages was lovingly restored and has remained family owned and operated since 2001.

 

The site was originally operated by the property's previous owners, Edmund and Christine Joecks, who built and ran the then Seaview Cabins and later Colonial Motel along with a small service station and ice house called The Little Station from the 1940s to the 1980s. As the years wore on, the cabins and outbuildings sat vacant and were left to the weather, waiting for a lick of paint and a breath of fresh air.

 

In 1997, innkeepers and restaurateurs Craig and Linda Talmadge purchased the distressed property at 1187 Boston Post Road and re-opened the seasonal cabins to guests in the summer of 2001 as Beech Tree Cottages. Over the years, the Talmadges and their four daughters have lovingly restored and renovated the main house, seven cottage buildings, old garage, and three acre grounds through many months of dedication, hard work, and yankee ingenuity.


Beech Tree Cottages now features a collection of nine seasonal cottages tastefully decorated with coastal New England style in mind, offering modern amenities and vintage comforts at reasonable rates. Guests will also find a charming gift shop onsite, and a unique venue to host outdoor tented weddings and events.

 

We look forward to seeing you!

~ the Talmadge family

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