Enjoy our waterfront home styled after historic bay lighthouses. Relax by the water in a hammock under the tall pines. Gather with family and friends around the fire pit. Take in the beautiful water sights while paddling in a kayak, canoe, or paddleboard. Laugh with family and friends while playing corn hole, croquet, or bocce ball waterside. Photograph abundant wildlife - bald eagles, blue herons, osprey, deer, turkey and numerous waterfowl. Dine on the deck while enjoying beautiful sunsets.

Scott & Melinda love living on Brooks Creek - just a short paddle to the Chesapeake Bay. Laying in a hammock, relaxing with the bay breeze a few years ago, watching a beautiful sunset, convinced us this was where we are meant to be. We hope you fall in love with those bay breezes and incredible sunsets as well. We last lived in the beautiful Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York where the winters are long and cold but beautiful. We decided we needed to defrost so we moved to the also beautiful Eastern Shore. Scott & Melinda purchased this house in 2018. We first experienced the Eastern Shore when we attended the Waterfowl Festival in Easton many years ago. This is a fantastic event and enjoy going every year. The festival is typically held the second weekend in November and is the area's signature event. We enjoy everything about the festival, especially the quality artists and of course the she-crab soup.

Casson Neck is on Brooks Creek and is considered the Neck District of Cambridge, MD. The Neck District is quiet, rural, woodsy, and includes several tidal creeks. Paddle across the water, pass the next point and you're in the Little Choptank, just a short paddle to the Bay. The flat terrain makes it great for cycling or jogging. This picturesque setting is home to several bald eagle nests a quick paddle away. Osprey, blue heron, and a variety of song birds abound. Wild turkey and whitetail deer can be seen in the early morning hours. Sunsets over the water looking west are ever changing and beautiful. Our personal favorite things to do: relax in the breeze, paddle on the water, watch the sunset, sit around the fire and enjoy the local seasonal seafood options. The Ragged Point public boat ramp is a short distance across Brooks Creek. See our guidebook for things to do, places to eat, etc.