Cape Cod Property with Jennifer McNally Monac of Today Real Estate

09/25/2026

The storm before the storm. 🌊

08/28/2026

📍 New Price 📍 This recently reduced home at 946 Route 6a in Dennis won't last long, so, don't wait to set up a showing! Reach out here or at (617) 678-4959 for more information!

PRICE REDUCED! Once known as the Mashantum House & later the award-winning Four Chimneys Inn, this 9 bedroom/9bath ,single family, antique home, dating back to the 1800s, is set back, north of 6A on 1.6 acres & is close to everything! Directly across the street from public access to Scargo Lake; ...

08/16/2026

What do you think about this neat, mid-century home of a time capsule?!

07/16/2026

📍 New to Market 📍 Take a look at this fantastic new property that just hit the market located at 174 Upper County #2-5 in Dennis. Reach out here or at (617) 678-4959 for more information

Meticulous, inside & out, Salt Works Village raises the bar on Dennis Port condo complexes! This 2nd flr unit has much to offer: In the kitchen, the stainless-steel dishwasher is brand NEW & the oven is only a few years old. Both are in impeccable condition.The living rm carpet is freshly replace...

07/15/2026

I’ve got you covered on Cape Cod & beyond! Know anyone buying or selling on Cape Cod, or greater Massachusetts? I’m here ready to assist you AND I can also refer you to a TODAY agent close to you!

07/14/2026

She’s been here before…

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from Cape Cod & Jennifer McNally Monac of TODAY Real Estate 🇺🇸

06/02/2026

What do you say we work on finding a Cape Home for you?!

05/31/2026

Another opening…another show! The curtain is coming up on Cape Cod summer 2026

04/24/2026

Every town on the Cape is unique & different…just like the lobsters in the ocean. Let me be your Buyer’s Agent and I’ll help you find your place on Cape Cod.

This rare split-color (bilateral) lobster, caught by Wellfleet Shellfish Company on April 16, is an estimated one-in-50-million find. 🦞 The split coloration, a natural anomaly, is potentially caused by genetic mosaicism, developmental pigment variation, or, in rare cases, gynandromorphism (half male, half female).

The lobster has been donated to the Woods Hole Science Aquarium for eventual public display once the aquarium reopens after extensive renovations. It is currently being cared for at the Marine Biological Laboratory in holding tanks during the aquarium’s renovation.

📸 Courtesy of Christina Berlinguet