Here are the pics:

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My family has the exact same house on the Cape. It was my grandparents retirement home. My family still enjoys this cottage during the summer.
I use to visit it when I was a horticultural intern and a design student in Cambridge many years ago so I have years of doodles and sketches of what I would do if I was to move back east ( I'm now in CA ) and enjoy gardening on this piece of property.

I've always envisioned a main path from the front door to the street. Even though we always enter through the jalousie, I like the sense of gracious entry to the front door.
For practical reasons I would keep the path from the driveway to the jalousie and continue it past the front door to a quaint focal point , perhaps a rose covered swing.

I like the quintessential Cape Cod plants : climbing roses, hydrangeas, yew, viburnum, daylilies , baptisia, hosta and peonies.

As far as hardscaping goes, I love the wood fences, mail box and light poles from Walpole Woodworkers and have always imagined installing one of their picket fences across the front with a small boxwood hedge infront.
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Thanks everyone! Very helpful. I think we are going to combine all 3 ideas. I'll post pics when we pull the trigger.