This three-season Martha’s Vineyard cottage is the perfect blend of simplicity and antique charm.
By Aimee Tucker
Aug 02 2023
This 1890 Martha’s Vineyard home is for sale after more than fifty years with one family.
Photo Credit : David Welch, Courtesy of Seacoast PropertiesDreamscrolling the New England real estate market is one of my favorite internet pastimes, and I know I’m not alone. As a home history nerd, my primary filter is “Year Built,” which lets me hunt for my dream center-chimney Colonial in Massachusetts, turreted two-tone Victorian in Vermont, or untouched midcentury ranch in Maine. But sometimes, a property stands out for a truly magical combination of style, setting, and original details.
On my most recent dream-dive (which, like all dreams, is not concerned with the reality of a staggering mortgage or leaking roof), I found myself zeroing in on a three-season 1890 cottage on Martha’s Vineyard. As I scrolled, I imagined sipping coffee in a front porch rocker, crocheting in the sunroom, steaming lobster and clams in the kitchen, and waking up to the smell of salty sea air. Have a look and see if it doesn’t have the same effect on you.
Is this your dream Martha’s Vineyard summer home?
Price: $2,693,000 • Square Feet: 1,752 • Acres: 0.36 • Bedrooms: 4 • Bathrooms: 1 full, 1 quarter
(Janna O’Loughlin, Seacoast Properties, 508-272-4819, janna@mvseacoast.com)
As Digital Editor of New England.com, Aimee writes, manages, and promotes content for NewEngland.com and its social media channels. Before this role, she served as assistant, then associate, editor for Yankee Magazine and YankeeMagazine.com, where she was nominated for a City and Regional Magazine Association award for Best Blog. A lifelong New Englander, Aimee loves history, the New Hampshire seacoast, and a good Massachusetts South Shore bar pizza.
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