Kicking off with an East Sandwich sprawler that has a "private ocean beach a stroll away." The updated 6BR, 3BA Colonial on 1.15 acres was built in 1985 and features a first floor master, wood burning fireplace and an inground pool. First listed in April for $779,000, the 3,578-square-footer is now hoping for $759,000.

Here now, the wackiest $749,000 facade of the week. This 4BR, 3BA Contemporary was built in 1960 and has "magnificent water and marsh views." As for the Vermont Casting gas stove in kitchen, it "heats most of the 1st floor except in extreme cold." So there's that.

Overlooking the village green, library and Cotuit Bay, this iconic mansard roof Colonial from 1865 offers original detail galore, a first floor master and a three season porch. First listed in March for $798,000, the 4BR, 3BA on .45 acres is now down to $759,900.

Here's yet another listing looking over a village green, this one on the historic Old King's Highway. Built in 1900, the 3,859-square-footer shows "elements of Gothic, Greek Revival and Federal architecture and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. "The main house has four bedrooms plus two more in an attached apartment and a detached two bedroom cottage and two-car garage." Asking price for the .69 acre property is $749,000.

Built in 1983, this 3+BR, 3.5BA Contemporary has been updated and now has some tricked-out features including a wet bar in the family room, multiple fireplaces and a "kitchen with Thermador hybrid induction cooktop and double wall oven, custom cabinetry and Nordic Black Antique counters w/ breakfast bar." Yours for $752,000.

This 4BR, 2BA "nestled on 2.1 acres" was built in 1964 and features "lots of updates" and a large deck overlooking the woodsy yard. The 2,408-square-footer debuted on the market in June looking for $765,000, but a July chop brought the ask down to $749,500.