Grande‑Digue · New Brunswick

A salt-air sanctuary on
Cassie Cape.

A three-bedroom Maritime home a short walk from the warmest salt water north of the Carolinas. Sleeps eight. Open year-round.

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120 Misty Lane Cassie Cape · NB
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An invitation

Pink sunrises over Cassie Cape, salt air, slow mornings, and the long light of a Maritime evening. The Cape House is our family's cottage — we are so glad to share it with yours.

— Heather, your host

The Home

A coastal classic, thoughtfully reimagined.

Set on a generous double lot on the shore of Cassie Cape, The Cape House blends the easy comfort of a Maritime cottage with the polish of a careful, modern restoration. Wide plank floors, vaulted wood ceilings, sheer linen curtains, and walls of windows let the light, the sea breeze, and the morning sunrise do most of the decorating.

Three bedrooms — plus a queen sofa bed in the downstairs sunroom — sleep up to eight across two levels. There's a sun-filled dining room beneath a beamed cathedral ceiling, a cook's kitchen with a butcher-block island, and a screened gazebo and fire pit waiting just outside.

It is, quite simply, a place to gather, exhale, and stay a while.

The front of The Cape House on a summer afternoon, framed by a flowering Japanese maple and red Adirondack chairs.
Established A family home
since 2022
Why guests return

Designed for the long, slow stay.

A short walk from a warm-water beach. Built for families and friends. Loved in every season — from July sea-swims to winter sunrises over the strait.

No. 01

Steps from the shore

A short walk delivers you to a sandy, warm-water stretch of the Northumberland Strait — ideal for swimming, sandcastles, and tide-pool wandering.

No. 02

Sleeps eight, in style

Three bedrooms across two levels — two queens and a twin room — plus a sumptuous queen sofa bed in the downstairs sunroom. New mattresses throughout, blackout curtains, quiet rooms on both floors.

No. 03

A cook's kitchen

Full-size range, dishwasher, butcher-block island, and a coffee bar with brass sconces. Service for ten, the table seats eight comfortably.

No. 04

Indoor · outdoor living

A sun-filled dining room with a vaulted wood ceiling, a screened gazebo, an outdoor shower, fire pit, BBQ, and a generous double lot for catching, throwing, lawn games, and lounging.

No. 05

Ready for the family

Beach toys and chairs in the garage, a wagon for the dunes, smart TVs, fast Wi-Fi, central air, and laundry on site — everything you'd bring from home, already here.

No. 06

First light on Cassie Cape

The Cape House faces east, and the strait puts on a show every morning. Pink summer dawns, gold autumn skies, and snow-bright winter sunrises — all from the front lawn, the sunroom, or your bedroom window.

First light on the cape

Mornings begin in pink and gold.

Morning after morning, the strait puts on a show. Coffee in hand, sand at your feet.

A walk through the house

Light, linen, and long horizons.

The sun-filled dining room with vaulted wood ceiling and tall windows draped in white sheers.
The Dining Room

A room made of light.

Beneath a vaulted wood ceiling, a long farmhouse table seats eight in a sea of sheer linen and sky. It is the heart of the house — sunrise breakfasts on the cape, long lunches in summer, candlelit dinners in winter.

The kitchen, with butcher-block island, navy cabinetry, and brass sconces.
The Kitchen

A cook's kind of cottage.

Navy cabinetry, butcher-block tops, a deep stainless sink, full-size range, dishwasher, and a separate coffee bar with brass sconces. Pantry staples are stocked, and the table is always set for ten.

  • Full-size range
  • Dishwasher
  • Coffee & tea bar
  • Filtered water
  • Toaster oven
  • NutriBullet
The living room with a slipcovered sofa, rattan chairs, and a stone hearth.
The Living Room

Soft seats, good books.

A deep slipcovered sofa, rattan chairs, woven throws, and a stone hearth. Two doors swing open to the front yard and the salt air. Bring a novel; you may not get up for hours.

The upstairs loft with a queen bed, ceiling fan, and pendant lights.
The Loft

The upstairs retreat.

The whole second floor is a queen-bedded loft, reached by a sweeping wraparound staircase — open and airy rather than walled-off, but a floor of its own all the same. Mini-split for breezy summer nights, smart TV for slow mornings, en-suite bath with a walk-in shower. Look out the window and the strait is right there — the first thing you see at sunrise. A second queen and a twin room wait downstairs, plus a queen sofa bed in the sunroom.

  • Queen bed
  • En-suite bath
  • Open loft layout
  • Mini-split A/C
  • Strait-side window
  • Smart TV
The downstairs sunroom with a fireplace, TV, two cozy armchairs, storage benches, and the navy queen sofa bed at right.
The Sunroom

A bonus room for the eighth guest.

The downstairs sunroom is a cosy second sitting room by day — armchairs, a fireplace, a TV, and afternoon light filtered through bamboo blinds — and a queen-bedded retreat by night. The new article sofa converts to a generous queen with a four-inch mattress topper, and the storage benches double as nightstands.

Red Adirondack chairs on a stone-and-concrete patio beside the sun-filled dining room.
Outside

Salt air and good shade.

Adirondack chairs in the sun, a screened gazebo for cooler hours, a fire pit for the long blue evenings. An outdoor shower for sandy feet, a BBQ, beach chairs and a wagon in the garage, and a high-bush blueberry patch waiting for August.

Rates & Seasons

Stay by the week, any time of year.

All rates in Canadian dollars. One-week minimum. Linens, towels, and a stocked welcome pantry included.

Off · Shoulder

The Quiet Coast

All other dates
$1,800CAD
per week
  • Spring blossoms & autumn maples
  • Whole-house heating
  • Long, slow weekends
High · Summer

By the Beach

June 10 – September 10
$2,800CAD
per week
  • Warm-water swimming
  • Sun-soaked sunroom days
  • Lobster off the wharf
Holiday · Winter

The Festive Hearth

December 10 – January 10
$3,000CAD
per week
  • Snow-bright sunrises
  • Wood-toned, candlelit nights
  • Room for the whole family

Have different dates in mind? We'd love to hear from you.

The Place

Grande‑Digue, on the Acadian Coast.

The Cape House sits on Cassie Cape, in Grande‑Digue — a quiet, bilingual Acadian village along the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait. The beach is a short walk down the lane; mornings on the cape lift pink and gold out of the water.

The dunes of Bouctouche, the wharves of Cap‑Pelé, and the bistros of Shediac are all an easy drive. Greater Moncton's airport (YQM) is just under thirty minutes inland; the PEI bridge is just over an hour east.

Address
120 Misty Lane
Region
Grande‑Digue, NB
To the shore
A short walk
YQM airport
< 30 minutes
To Shediac
~ 25 minutes
PEI bridge
~ 1 hour 10
From our door to the shore 120 MISTY LANE · CASSIE CAPE N S E W Route 530 — Cap-Lumière Rd. Misty Lane 120 The Cape House a short walk THE NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT Warmest salt water north of the Carolinas

Illustrated for spirit, not scale.

Around Here

The neighbourhood, at a glance.

A long, low coast steeped in Acadian charm — with everything you need a short drive from the lane.

No. 01

Warmest waters in the north

The Northumberland Strait runs warmer than any salt water north of the Carolinas — a rare gift for a Maritime swim.

No. 02

Lobster off the wharf

Fresh, in-season lobster for sale just four minutes down the road. Bring a pot and a butter dish.

No. 03

The Acadian table

The region is known for fried clams, poutine râpée, lobster rolls, and the warmth of Acadian hospitality. Local bistros are minutes away.

No. 04

A spa day, nearby

A serene local spa is a short drive away — perfect for a slow afternoon while the rest of the family hits the beach.

No. 05

Tours & guides

Friendly tour operators are happy to plan kayak outings, lighthouse drives, and lobster-boat rides on request.

No. 06

Village grocer

Pantry runs — bread, milk, the morning paper — ten minutes away. The big shop is in Shediac.

No. 07

YQM in 30 minutes

Greater Moncton's airport is under half an hour inland. The PEI Confederation Bridge is just over an hour east.

No. 08

East-coast charm

A bilingual Acadian community with deep maritime roots, easy waves and easier conversation.

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