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Welcome to the Crocker Tavern House
The Crocker Tavern House (circa 1754) is a lovingly restored historic landmark nestled within Barnstable Village. Formerly a colonial-era tavern, the Crocker Tavern House is now available as a vacation home rental. The house has retained many of its period details and provides a genuine experience of staying at a pre-revolution landmark. The house is located in Barnstable Village, itself is a historical neighborhood, where you will find quaint coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques.
The house has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms, which can comfortably accommodate 14 guests. The house is ideal for large family vacations and small, informal events (inquire about event pricing). A rustic barn is on the property as well. Its lower floor has been converted into a recreation space and is available for guests.
Walk to Barnstable Harbor and Beach, village restaurants, band concerts, historic reenactments, museums, shops. Drive just minutes to larger beaches, island ferries, and whale watch cruises. The Tavern’s mid-Cape location is ideal for exploring all the Cape and Islands.
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Location
The Crocker Tavern House is located on Olde Kings Highway on the unspoiled north side of the Cape- just outside the quaint seaside village of Barnstable. Olde Kings Highway (Route 6A) is one of the most famous and scenic roads in America. The most renown section of the Highway is the “historic mile,” on which the Tavern is located. The “historic mile” visually preserves the historic, cultural, and aesthetic traditions of the Cape’s early days.
Directions to the Tavern:Route 6 East (Mid-Cape Highway) to Exit 6 (Route 132). Turn left onto Route 132 North. Go about one half mile to end. Turn right onto Route 6A East. The Crocker Tavern House is 2.2 miles on the right.