Bass River Homes For Sale

Officially the town line between Yarmouth and Dennis, the Bass River is equally important to both communities. A popular spot for boating and fishing in central Cape Cod, the river provides plenty of fun for locals and visitors alike, from waterskiing and kayaking, to fishing and fun along the shore. As the largest river on Cape Cod, the Bass River virtually divides the Cape in half, running from the areas of Follins and Mill ponds in the north to Nantucket Sound in the south. A cente... Read More

With enticing views of the Bass River and Nantucket Sound, the West Dennis community of Wrinkle Point still remains a delightful location, years after its humble beginnings. The quirky name is said to originate from the “wrinkles”, or rather winkles that were once so plentiful that locals cooked up and dined on the tiny, edible snails right from the shore. Now decades later, the private community is home to a clubhouse overlooking the river, a swimming pool and two private beaches. Yo... Read More

Designed with a boating lifestyle in mind, the Fingers of West Dennis is one of the premiere neighborhoods of Cape Cod.  The homes are uniquely constructed around eight parallel and man-made canals in West Dennis.  Not far from the mouth of the Bass River, these Weir Creek homes are located just to the north of West Dennis Beach, bordered by Surfside Road and Merchant Avenue.Because a majority of the properties include a deep-water dock in their private backyards, this is truly a boatin... Read More

A staple since the 1850s, the Bass River Lighthouse still stands as a welcoming beacon to Cape Cod and the surrounding area.  Originally constructed on top of a keeper’s house in 1855, Bass River Light flashed white light on a six second basis, with a 12 mile range, at the mouth of the Bass River.  This helped lead fishing boats safely through the waterways for six decades.  At this time, the Bass River played an important role for ships and schooners in Nantucket Sound.Eventually, thou... Read More

If you’ve ever wanted to take in some world-class fishing, or perhaps just cast a line at one of the 300+ freshwater lakes and ponds on Cape Cod, now is the time  The area is richly diverse with a large variety of fish and just as many fantastic fishing spots. Cape Cod is a popular location to catch Bluefish, Tautog, Striped Bass and Mackerel during the months of spring, summer and fall.  Bass River Bridge A well-known spot for fishing in the Mid-Cape region, Bass River Bridge is ... Read More