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Early morning on a country road: a bicycle with a basket of daisies and a weekend bag stands on the lane between old stone walls, a farm stand waits by the roadside and dry summer fields roll away to the far hills.

FARM STAND OPEN
Looking for its next owner Write a postcard

MVGetaway.com

For the inn, the planner or the rental that sells a few slow days on the island.

Name your price

Before the ferry, the bags and the bike, there is the word: getaway.

Nobody searches for "accommodation with transport". They type the thing they want: a getaway, a couple of nights, somewhere quiet with a porch.

Pair that word with the two letters every islander uses and you have an address that already sounds like a weekend, ready for packages, a guesthouse or a planner who books the boat and the bed together.

Where the name could take you

Four businesses that already speak this word, and would rather own it.

  • Vacation packages and deals

    Boat, bed and a table for two, sold together as one easy booking.

  • Weekend getaway planner

    Friday-to-Sunday plans for people who only have two nights to spend.

  • Inn or vacation rental brand

    A name for the house itself, the one returning guests type from memory.

  • Travel newsletter or blog

    Letters, guides and ideas for the next trip over, sent before the season starts.

Wish you were here? Write your price on the back

One card, one round-dollar figure. Every card gets read, and every card gets an emailed answer.

Your bid for MVGetaway.com

Enter $2,500 or more, without cents.

Postage from$2,500

To the owner ofMVGetaway.comMartha's Vineyard, Mass.

Cards below the postage will not go out.

Agree, move, pay, in that order

A price you both like is put into short written terms that each side signs. Should the two of you prefer an escrow firm minding the funds while the rest happens, that is arranged.

Next the name changes hands, either moved onto your login at your own registrar or unlocked, with its authorization key mailed to you for claiming. The seller sees no money until you have said the name is safely yours.

Until those terms are signed, no card commits anyone.