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Take 10: Coastal Land Design, homebuilding, inside and out

EASTHAM — Tim Klink, the founder of Coastal Land Design in Eastham and Chatham, always wanted to own his own business.

After studying landscape architecture, the New Jersey native soon realized that landscaping was often “an afterthought” to building a home. “There was a disconnect between landscaping and building,” Klink said. “I thought, ‘There must be a way to bring those two together.’”

Housing plan approved in Eastham

EASTHAM — Somebody up there likes Tim Klink.
It took two appearances before the planning board, but the board agreed on Nov. 18 to allow Klink, owner of Coastal Land Design, to convert the former Church of the Visitation, at 930 Massasoit Road, into three townhouses. The vote was split, with four members in favor of the project, two opposed, including board chairman Daniel Coppelman
“It was divine intervention,” Klink said after the vote. “I was married in that church, the last wedding before it shut the doors in 2009.”

Former Eastham Catholic Church, land sold

EASTHAM — Tim Klink, president of Coastal Land Design at 4665 Route 6, Eastham, is the new owner of the former Church of the Visitation Catholic Church at 930 Massasoit Road.

Klink, operating as Billingsgate Landing LLC, purchased the church on its three-acre site for $400,000 on June 5 from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Fall River. He filed an approval not required plan with the planning board on June 10 for a three-lot subdivision, Paul Lagg, town planner said.

Are We Becoming Pool People?

The ocean defines the Outer Cape, but by some reckonings, swimming pools are beginning to come in a close second. That would be an exaggeration, but whether it’s for fear of sharks or of crowds, or a change in portfolio sizes or views on what makes a good investment, there is some evidence that a pool-building trend is underway here. read more

About Us

Coastal Land Design was founded in 2000 by Timothy Klink. In the past 20 years Coastal has grown to be a full service design build firm.