The Fancy is a 1325 square foot home built in 1960, it has been renovated over the years and is now a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom quaint family home with a large outside wind protected deck. The first floor is a garage and foundation, the living space is all on second floor. It has a spacious living room with 2 leather recliners, a comfy sofa, a 55 inchTV with Roku streaming internet TV and a desk if you need to get some work done. There is high speed wi-fi throughout the house.

Between the kitchen and the Living room is the dining room with seating for 6. The galley kitchen has lovely ocean blue Corian counter tops, white coastal cabinetry, an electric range and refrigerator with icemaker.

There are two spacious queen bedrooms, 1 with attached bathroom which also has it's own door to the expansive deck. The other queen room has a TV if you want to retreat and watch your favorite show.

The bonus-bunk room has a 40 inch TV and can sleep 4 people. This is a perfect house for a guys or girls golf weekend or 2 couples with children.

The homeowners last name is Avery, so while looking for an original name for the house they stumbled across the Pirate Henry Avery and his pirate ship "The Fancy". Henry 'Long Ben' Avery (c 1659 - 1696 or 1699) was an English pirate, plying the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and making one big score: the treasure ship of the Grand Mughal of India. After this success, he retired. Little is known for certain of his ultimate fate. Contemporaries believed that Avery took his loot to Madagascar where he set himself up as a king with his own fleet and thousands of men. There also is evidence, however, that he returned to England and died broke.