The Dune Room
A single studio raised on staddle stones, fifty paces from the high-tide line. One bed, one stove, one uninterrupted horizon.
Floor plan & amenities →Point Lookout, Massachusetts — Est. 2019
A quiet cabin in line with the tide.
01 — Ethos
Tidal House is two rooms and a long, slow look at the Atlantic. We built it the way the tide builds a beach — a little at a time, and then not at all.
There is no reception, no keycard, no schedule. The kettle is already on when you arrive; the only plan is the water's. Guests are issued a tide table, a set of keys, and the number of the fishmonger — in that order.
“The house does not face the sea.
It faces the tide.”
02 — Stay
A single studio raised on staddle stones, fifty paces from the high-tide line. One bed, one stove, one uninterrupted horizon.
Floor plan & amenities →A two-bedroom longhouse under the alders, with a reading loft above the reeds and a table long enough for four slow suppers.
Floor plan & amenities →03 — Tides
High water is for watching; low water is for walking. Pick a day — the tide table on the right updates with it.
04 — Reserve
Tell us when, and how many. We answer within the hour, hold your cabin for 48 hours, and ask for nothing until you arrive.