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When you first start to think about buying Cape Cod real estate, chances are good that you’ll have already spent some time in the area. Whether you have fantastic memories of summers spent on one of more than 100 beaches on the Cape or you have been to Cape Cod more recently and just had that feeling that it was the type of place where you would like the chance to spend more time, you’ll find that the area real estate market has a lot to offer.

Of course, no matter where you are thinking about buying Cape Cod real estate – whether you’re thinking about a home in Falmouth, in Dennis, in Chatham, in Centerville or one of the many other small towns on Cape Cod – there is bound to be something about the process that gets you thinking about summer and the way that you are going to be spending your time outside of the home.

Because of that, when you are looking at Cape Cod real estate and expect to spend a fair amount of your time on the area’s beaches, while you are deciding where to buy a home, you might want to think about the fact that the Cape’s southern beaches that are on the Atlantic tend to have warmer waters than those in the bay. You might want to think about how much time you will spend traveling to Boston or Providence because it’s always a good idea to think about the commute (it’s a lot closer to both cities from Falmouth than from Provincetown).