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Congdon & Coleman Real Estate 508-325-5000 57 Main Street • PO Box 1199 Nantucket, MA 02554 congdonandcoleman.com
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Craigville Realty 508-775-3174 PO Box 216 West Hyannisport, MA 02672 craigvillebeach.com
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Denby Real Estate 508-228-2522 2 Thirty Acres Lane PO Box 901 Nantucket, MA 02554 denby.com
Better Homes @ ACK 508-221-1115 PO Box 2726 Nantucket, MA 02854
Douglas Elliman of MA, LLC 617-227-6070 20 Park Plaza; Suite 820 Boston, MA 02116 douglaselliman.com
Boyce Realty 508-257-6962 PO Box 453 Siasconset, MA 02564 Centre Street Realty 508-825-5741 34 Centre Street Nantucket, MA 02554 centrestreetrealty.com
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Contents Volume 12 • Issue 1 • Early Summer 2020
NAREB Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 NAREB Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Guiding Lights of the Grey Lady . . . . . . . . .8 July is for the Rose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Nantucket by the Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Broker Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .109 Sales: Corinne Giffin nantucketrealestatebook@gmail.com 508.228.9165
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Design: Sarah Morneau Cover photo by Cary Hazlegrove
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Guiding Lights of the Grey Lady by Catherine Macallister
Brant Point Lighthouse c. 1903 photo courtesy Nantucket Historical Association archives
Before the Cape Cod Canal was built, hundreds of ships passed through Nantucket’s waters, some beginning their transatlantic journey to far off countries and others headed to America for the first time. Lighthouses and lightships became beacons for seafarers who attempted to navigate the treacherous waters, particularly those around Nantucket, which proved perilous with its many shoals and rips. Lighthouses and their keepers helped improved the passage of many and helped Nantucket prosper during the whaling era and shipping era leading into the 19th century. There are three guiding lights on Nantucket Island: Brant Point Lighthouse, Great Point Lighthouse, and Sankaty Head Lighthouse. Each has special connections to the history of our island, sharing a common goal of providing a beacon for those journeying the rough island waters.
Navigating Dangerous Waters Nantucket’s position along the transatlantic shipping channels made it necessary to erect a lighthouse to provide safe passage. The island became a major seaport during the 1800s, and is still considered one of the best-preserved New England seaports, earning significance as a National Historic Landmark in 1966. While trade and travel routes often crossed through Nantucket waters, the surrounding water presented problems with its shoals and rips. Shoals are areas of sediment or rocks that are constant shifting, and rips are created from the meeting of ocean currents, marked by fast flowing and rough waters. The combination of the rips and shoals, made navigating Nantucket’s waters dangerous for mariners, especially at night. By developing lighthouses and lightships, many wrecks were 8 nantucket HOME
avoided and seafarers had better options to get to land safely if they ran into trouble with the currents. The Fresnel lens was a feat for lighthouses, focusing the beam that emanates from the lighthouse to reach further distances. This lens changed the way that light could be focused and was important in the development of lighthouses as beacons across the coast. It was developed by Frenchman Augustin Jean Fresnel (1788–1827), who created lenses using a central piece of glass called a bull’s eye surrounded by concentric rings of glass projecting beyond one another. This design allowed five times more light to be transmitted than with a traditional convex lens. All three Nantucket lighthouses were equipped with Fresnel lenses, and the original lenses for Brant Point and Great Point can be viewed at the Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum on Polpis Road. The Fresnel lens from Sankaty Lighthouse is displayed in the lobby of the NHA’s Whaling Museum on Broad Street.
From Lighthouse to Life Saving Station The first lighthouse to light the way along Nantucket’s shore was Brant Point Lighthouse. This lighthouse is the second oldest in the United States and has been rebuilt nine times since its first structure was erected in 1746. Brant Point is also the shortest lighthouse in New England, with a height of about 26 feet. It is believed that Phebe Ann Hannaford, a well-known minister and feminist who used to visit Brant Point during her childhood in the early 1800s, used to practice reciting Byron and Shakespeare from atop the lighthouse, igniting her continued on page 43...
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Summer Blooms for Your Nantucket Home by Greyson Keller
Nantucket is known for its roses, particularly in the town of ‘Sconset...such quaint, squinting faces, smiling as you stroll past. This season, we might be greeted by the roses more often than our usual annual visitors. As with people, roses can be a bit thorny, but give them a chance and you’ll see that the more attention you pay, the more sunsets you spend, a “New Dawn’ will rise. Roses can be a complicated and unforgiving challenge, but when done right, there is no better reward. Whether it be heirloom roses or hybrid tea, one thing holds true, you’ll need sunlight. A south-facing wall is ideal. If it’s a climber you had in mind, it would be nice to have a trellis, too. You will also want free-draining soil, with plenty of nutrients. Roses can be hungry. This week’s column will take you through the process of selecting, planting, pruning and, of course, enjoying your roses. Garden centers are some of my favorite places on Earth. I love the smell and the optimistic feeling as you walk through those automated doors. The scent of last year’s fertilizer and this year’s tropical hiatus waft ceremoniously in the air. There is inevitably a rose
section with displays of climbers who have just triumphantly completed their solo up the south face of an arbor, along with a hoity-toity section of David Austin’s best. When selecting your rose, think about what you want from it. Do you need to soften a wall with too many shingles? Are you looking for a hydrangea substitute for just under your first floor windows? Maybe there is an area of wild perimeter that could use an unabridged rambler? Whatever the circumstance might be, you’ll want to have a plan in mind. Let’s talk about prepping your planting site. Regardless of the type of soil you have, you’ll want to dig a hole at least twice the size of the rose you’re planting. Add your amendments, like cow manure, compost, bone meal, or Espoma’s Rose~Tone. I like to use compost and Rose~Tone. If I use bone meal, my dog will surely sniff it out and decide it’s best to dig up whatever I just planted. Chop and mix it all up like you’re prepping a cake batter. You don’t want this hole to be a haven of rich, decadent soil, surrounded by continued on page 11...
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whatever the rest of your garden is composed of. You’ll want to mix in some lesser-quality soil so there is a gradual change as the roots move from the initial planting site. If you don’t take this step seriously, the roots of your roses will live a short and lavish life inside of the Rose bush ready to plant little amended bubble of nutrients you started it off with. It’ll be the princess rose who never found her prince. The roots will soon become bound, and the rose will suffer. You want the roots to travel to find more water, more food, sending them deep into the subsoil. Once your hole is dug and the site is prepped, it is time to plant your rose. Always make sure that you’re
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• • • NANTUCKET by the Numbers NANTUCKET'S AVIATION HISTORY NANTUCKET MEMORIAL AIRPORT IATA: ACK, ICAO: KACK, FAA LID: ACK ack-airport.com Nantucket is the
2nd busiest airport in Massachusetts
1134 acres are owned by the airport 405 acres are used for aviation & commercial purposes Enplanements (number of passengers departing NMA) reached a peak of
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302,161 passengers in the year 2000.
photo courtesy Nantucket Historical Association archives c. 1918
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• • • NANTUCKET by the Numbers April 13, 1918 - 2 hydroplanes arrived on Nantucket from Air Station Chatham unannounced. April 17, 1918 - Chatham Air Station sent a second group of seaplanes to Nantucket. Schools declared a holiday, and most of Nantucket congregated on Brant point to watch the arrival of 4 R-9s. May 17, 1927 - Seaplanes made the first roundtrip flight between Boston and Nantucket. July 2, 1927 - Boston-Nantucket passenger airplane service began. August 15, 1927 - Boston Airport Corporation opened the 1st airport on the island at Tom Nevers, northeast of the Navy Base. It had 2 1500-foot grass runways During the 1920s and 30s, many level grassy fields on the island were used by pilots with small planes that did not need long runways. Airstrips were used in Sconset, Muskeget Island, Hummock Pond Road, Miacomet, and Tom Nevers. In 1932, Leslie Holm, a farmer who lived in Nobadeer, plowed over and smoothed his cornfields with the assistance of former test pilot David Raub. Together they formed the Nobadeer Flying Service and bought 3 small planes for charter and instruction. Very soon, they decided to allow the Town of Nantucket to use fields on his property as an airfield. Up to this day, Holm's farmhouse is located at the intersection of Old South and Nobadeer Farm Roads. The Airport has been built around it. February of 1934 - a record was set: 31 minutes Boston to Nantucket October of 1934 - Island Airlines was established with 2 roundtrips daily between New Bedford and Nantucket In 1935 - Parker Gray built a small field & passenger lounge at Halfway Hill for his Mayflower Airlines In 1938 - Gray moved his airline to Nobadeer Field May 19, 1938 - 1st airmail flight to Nantucket August 6, 1939 - 1st air meet on Nantucket June of 1941 - Town of Nantucket purchased Nobadeer Airport 1942 - The Navy leased the airport and upgraded it with paved runways, taxiways, parking ramps, lights, and a control tower. The Naval Auxiliary Air Facility used the field mainly for weapons training. June 20, 1946 - The Navy turned the airport at Nobadeer back to the Town of Nantucket and Northeast Airlines started regular passenger service to Boston and New York. August 25, 1946 - The field was dedicated as Nantucket Memorial Airport to honor the 11 Nantucket men who gave their lives in WWII and all Nantucketers who had served in the war.
photos courtesy Nantucket Historical Association archives
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Brant Point | $4,095,000 Matt Payne 5 BR & 3 1/2 BA | Living Area 2,028 sqft | Lot 5,538 sqft
Dionis | $3,299,000 Lot 3.89 Acres | Subdivision Potential
2 Dwellings | 5 BR & 5 1/2 BA | Living Area 4,413 sqft | 2.78 Acres
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Polpis | $2,595,000
Surfside | $1,295,000 Matt Payne Tom Nevers | $900,000 5 BR & 4 1/2 BA | Living Area 2,708 sqft | Lot 6,098 sqft 1 BR & 1 BA | Living Area 512 sqft | Lot .46 Acres
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Cliff | $4,975,000
Co-listed with Suzi Spring 508-228-8217
2 Dwellings | 9 BR & 8 1/2 BA | Living Area 6,617 sqft | 1.1 Acres
Miacomet | Lots from $640k | 7 Lots for $4,200,000
Cliff | $4,000,000 Co-listed with Suzi Spring 508-228-8217 Lot 1.4 Acres | Exceptional Re-development Potential
Mid Island | New Construction | $995,000 3 BR & 2 1/2 BA | Living Area 1,452 sqft | Lot 5,000 sqft
Naushop | $995,000 3 BR & 2 1/2 BA | Living Area 1,208 sqft | Lot 6,682 sqft
Surfside | $825,000 Lot 2.32 Acres | Subdivision Potential
Stephen Maury Principal Broker Mobile: 508-451-0191 stephen@congdonandcoleman.com
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Cattrap's mission is to help end the suffering and over-population of Nantucket's community cats through a humane trap, spay/neuter and care program. Cattrap Nantucket is an all-volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit. All donations go to the spay/neuter and care of the cats-in-need. If you're interested in volunteering please reach out to Cattrap. If you are seeing kittens please call us a.s.a.p. at 508-257-4333 or email us at cattrapnantucket@gmail.com
Spay/neuter saves lives!
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Locally owned and operated, Fisher Real Estate was created to elevate the way real estate is discovered, explored, and served on Nantucket. We take pride in raising the bar when it comes to showcasing the island’s unparalleled lifestyle and exceptional real estate.
30 WOODBURY LANE
41 WIGWAM ROAD Madequecham
$1,539,000
Town
$3,175,000
15 PLEASANT STREET
16 EASTON STREET
Town
Brant Point
$17,250,000
$6,995,000
21 BREWSTER ROAD
69 HAWTHORNE PARK
Monomoy
Hummock Pond
$2,995,000
$8,995,000
@fishernantucket Brian Sullivan Jen Shalley Allen Cam Gammill Lara Hanson Liza Hatton Sarah Holmes Cait Kappler Marleah Lydon Danno Lynch Gina O’Callaghan Brent Tartamella Gaelan Truyman Erin Wilson
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8 BANK STREET
1 BARNABAS LANE Town
‘Sconset
$690,000
$6,464,000
7 STARBUCK COURT
32 PINE STREET
Town
Town
$1,649,000
$3,695,000
3 SQUARE RIGGER ROAD
12 ACADEMY LANE
Mid Island
Town
$2,495,000
$1,995,000
fishernantucket.com Fisher Real Estate • 508-228-4407 • 21 Main Street • Nantucket, Massachusetts 02554
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1 VALLEY VIEW DRIVE
68 HAWTHORNE PARK Hummock Pond
$3,195,000
Mid Island
$1,250,000
6 ALEXANDIA DRIVE
11 & 13 TOMAHAWK ROAD
Mid Island
Mid Island
$975,000
$935,000
85 MILLBROOK ROAD
11 HUSSEY STREET
Hummock Pond
Town
$4,795,000
$4,595,000
#fishernantucket Brian Sullivan Jen Shalley Allen Cam Gammill Lara Hanson Liza Hatton Sarah Holmes Cait Kappler Marleah Lydon Danno Lynch Gina O’Callaghan Brent Tartamella Gaelan Truyman Erin Wilson
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11 MONOMOY ROAD Monomoy
$8,900,000
253 HUMMOCK POND ROAD Cisco
$5,250,000
54 ORANGE STREET
14 AMELIA DRIVE #1
Town
Mid Island
$1,345,000
$4,650,000
100 LOW BEACH ROAD
197A MADAKET ROAD
‘Sconset
Madaket
$1,495,000
$5,395,000
@fishernantucket Fisher Real Estate • 508-228-4407 • 21 Main Street • Nantucket, Massachusetts 02554
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15 & 17 TOMAHAWK ROAD
18 DUKES ROAD West of Town
$2,800,000
Mid Island
$975,000
77 HAWTHORNE PARK
36 WEST CHESTER STREET
Hummock Pond
Town
$5,100,000
$2,995,000
6 MACY ROAD
135 ORANGE STREET
Madaket
Town
$1,595,000
$3,995,000
fishernantucket.com Fisher Real Estate • 508-228-4407 • 21 Main Street • Nantucket, Massachusetts 02554
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17 OLD NORTH WHARF
22 FLINTLOCK ROAD Tom Nevers
$995,000
Town
$4,500,000
8.5 EVERGREEN WAY
2 KINGS WAY
Mid Island
Cliff
$3,895,000
$499,000
24 NORTH CAMBRIDGE STREET
RICHMOND DEVELOPMENT
Madaket
Mid Island
Sandpiper Place | Available Land lots range from $319,000 $340,00
$4,650,000
Turn-key construction starts at $1,295,000
#fishernantucket Brian Sullivan Jen Shalley Allen Cam Gammill Lara Hanson Liza Hatton Sarah Holmes Cait Kappler Marleah Lydon Danno Lynch Gina O’Callaghan Brent Tartamella Gaelan Truyman Erin Wilson
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Pictured at CRU with Business Proprietors, Jane Stoddard & Carlos Hidalgo
Summer 2020 will be different, but any summer on Nantucket is special. As you enjoy your time on island, please be sure to support our local businesses who need our loyalty more than ever this year. Stay safe and enjoy the season!
ERIN WILSON Sales & Rental Agent 267.625.1441 (c) | 508.228.4407 (o) erin@fishernantucket.com
WELCOME BACK!
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41 WIGWAM ROAD Madequecham
“This was the most positive experience we have had buying a home! Brent was very accommodating and went above and beyond with all the details from taking us on endless tours of homes until we found just the right one to negotiations, helping us line up professionals (real estate lawyer, caretakers, movers etc...). He was friendly, upbeat, patient, and professional. We would recommend Brent to anyone looking to buy a home on Nantucket!” - L. W.
1 TWIN & 2 FARMER STREET Town $1,539,000 “I can’t say enough about Brent’s knowledge of Nantucket, his attention to detail, and his personal touch. When looking for our home we started with a wide range of options and locations we were considering. Brent listened closely to our likes and dislikes, and quickly honed in on some great homes for us to look at. Once we had an accepted offer, Brent herded the many players on our behalf and guided us through a successful closing.” - D. C.
$17,995,000
8 BANK STREET
12 ACADEMY LANE
‘Sconset
Town
$690,000
$2,495,000
75 SPARKS AVENUE Mid Island
$549,000
“Brent was personable, responsive, and knowledgeable and made the process of buying our home smooth, efficient and fun! He went above and beyond to connect us to others (contractors, engineer, mortgage and insurance brokers) that helped us make decisions. Brent kept a quick pace to ensure we moved forward in a timely manner but was never pushy and always respectful of our time and wishes. I highly recommend Brent!” - A. G.
J. BRENT TARTAMELLA Sales & Rental Agent 508.901.0191 (c) | 508.228.4407 (o) brent@fishernantucket.com
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$1,450,000
In Town 20 Atlantic Avenue, Investment Property, Approved plans for pool. 5 Bedrooms, 4 full 1 half bath.
In Town 117 Orange Street, Commercial Property.
$1,075,000
Tom Nevers
$2,350,000
14 Wood Hollow Road, Pool, Two Dwellings, 5 Bedrooms, 5 Full, 2 1/2 bath.
Vacation Rentals & Real Estate Sales 34 Centre Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508.825.5741
www.centrestreetrealty.com
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11 Lily Street - Exclusive Listing Stunning renovated home with sophisticated Nantucket style! Two dwellings and a studio, plus garage, 6 Bedrooms, 7 Full, 2 Half Baths
Vacation Rentals & Real Estate Sales 34 Centre Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508.825.5741
www.centrestreetrealty.com
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22 & 24 Easton Street • Brant Point • $17,750,000 Sweeping views of Nantucket Harbor, Monomoy, Town and beyond! With its ever- changing landscape of maritime activities, this location is a yachtsman’s paradise. With the use of your private deep water dock, you are steps away from 昀shing, sailing and day cruising. This is an excellent opportunity to own a truly special waterfront property in one of the most iconic areas on Nantucket!
508.680.6587
JEANNE HICKS
jeanne@leerealestate.com
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13 Easton Street • Brant Point • $11,995,000 The stunning home located in beautiful Brant Point enjoys water views from almost every room. There are custom nautical details throughout and many outdoor living spaces, making this is a perfect property to enjoy Nantucket living at its best!
508.680.6587
JEANNE HICKS
jeanne@leerealestate.com
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30 & 30A Orange Street • Town • $14,100,000 A truly extraordinary and spectacular property, “Long Hill”, built circa 1831, is the master work of housewright John Nicholson and is a re昀ection of the signi昀cant prosperity experienced during Nantucket’s whaling era. With its commanding and prominent location at the crest of Orange Street, this iconic and stately 9 bedroom, 8+ bath mansion is set well off the street’s edge behind an impressive mature privet hedge and offers rare and exceptional panoramic views of Nantucket Harbor, Town, Brant Point, and Coatue.
508.325.2073
MIMI HUBER
mimi@leerealestate.com
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19 Orange Street • Town • $2,695,000
3 Sylvia Lane • Brant Point • $2,595,000
508.325.2073
MIMI HUBER
mimi@leerealestate.com
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106 Cliff Road • Cliff • $4,450,000
7 Swain Street • Brant Point • $3,795,000
508.566.3894
LIZA OTTANI
liza@leerealestate.com
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3 New Hummock Circle • Cisco • $3,125,000 At the end of a shell lined drive on a quiet cul-de-sac in popular Austin Farms, you’ll step onto the beautifully manicured private back lawn overlooking almost an acre of pastoral views and 昀nd yourself in a quiet oasis close to all things Cisco. The gorgeous newly renovated home features 5 Bedrooms (including private mother-in-law or nanny suite), new 4 season sunroom with shiplap walls and mahogany 昀ooring overlooking sweeping back lawn, gardens, patio. HDC approved plans for in-ground pool and spa. Property is broker owned.
SHELLIE & DAN DUNLAP
508.901.9890 508.257.1152 shellie@leerealestate.com dan@leerealestate.com
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5 Deacons Way • Cliff • $5,450,000
1 Saccacha Avenue • Cisco • $6,495,000
508.566.4713
CAROLYN DURAND
carolyn@leerealestate.com
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23 Black Fish Lane • Sconset • $5,575,000
7 & 9 Tetakimmo Drive • $2,895,000
8 Mayhew Road • Tom Nevers • $2,250,000
508.566.4713
CAROLYN DURAND
carolyn@leerealestate.com
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20 Western Avenue • Surfside • $2,995,000
86 Polpis Road • Shawkemo • $2,250,000
508.280.6131
BRUCE BENI
bruce@leerealestate.com
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70 Hooper Farm Road • Mid Island • $3,100,000
14 Madequecham Valley Road • $2,150,000
BRUCE BENI & PETER ENGEN 508.280.6131 781.710.1277 bruce@leerealestate.com peter@leerealestate.com
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8 Old North Wharf • Town • $5,250,000
24 North Cambridge • Madaket • $4,650,000
BRUCE BENI • JOE LLOYD
508.280.6131 617.571.1897 bruce@leerealestate.com joe@leerealestate.com
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21 Milk Street • Town • $3,100,000
37 India Street • Town • $3,975,000
24 Masaquet Avenue • Surfside • $3,500,000
10 South Beach Street • Nantucket, MA 02554 508.325.5800 • of昀ce@leerealestate.com • leerealestate.com
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4 Raceway Drive • Miacomet • $1,540,000
11 Aurora Way • Hummock Pond • $2,450,000
17 Low Beach Road • Sconset • $3,175,000
4 East Lincoln Avenue • Brant Point • $1,895,000
11 Upper Tawpawshaw Road • Middle Moors • $895,000
Jeff Lee • Bruce Beni • Chloe Bruning • Dan Dunlap • Shellie Dunlap Carolyn Durand • Peter Engen • Hal Herrick • Sam Herrick • Jeanne Hicks • Mimi Huber Maya Kearns • Bob Lang • Joe Lloyd • Kiri Mullen • Liza Ottani • Jon Raith
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passion for speeches and orations. This lighthouse has stood through whaling days and war times, and today remains an important part of lifesaving and guiding efforts on Nantucket. The early builds of Brant Point were weak in design and the materials used. Gales and fires destroyed the first several structures of Brant Point Light. Responding to a petition by merchants and mariners of Nantucket, Congress appropriated $1,600 on March 3, 1825 for a new lighthouse at Brant Point. And in 1856, a more substantial amount of money was put into rebuilding the lighthouse. Despite the rebuild, Brant Point Lighthouse lacked a bright or sustaining light and so struggled to provide a strong enough light for mariners. It was important that sailors recognize the light given off by Brant Point to guide them safely into Nantucket Bay or the surrounding channels, so two additional beacons were installed at the “head of Brant Point, opposite to the best water on the bar.” Known as the Nantucket Cliff Range Beacons and called “Bug Lights” by locals, these served along with a pair of range lights on Brant Point and various buoys to guide vessels into Nantucket Harbor. Peleg Easton was hired as the first keeper of the Cliff Range Lights at an annual salary of $300, and a dwelling was provided for his convenience. Following the passing of Peleg Easton in 1852, his wife Mary took over the duties of keeper and remained at the station until 1856. In 1889, the front beacon
was rebuilt, and the height of the rear beacon was increased. The present wooden tower, the ninth light to grace Brant Point, was erected at the tip of the point in 1901, roughly six hundred feet east of the 1856 lighthouse. A brick oil house was added near this tower in 1904. In 1923, an apron of riprap was placed around the tower to protect it from erosion. In 1933, the light was changed from white to red so that it would not be mistaken for the increasing number of residential lights near the harbor. Brant Point Lighthouse was automated in 1965, and the tower was completely renovated in 1983 and again in 2000. Brant Point is equipped with an occulting red signal that flashes every 4 seconds, and is visible from 10 miles away. And the lighthouse is outfitted with a foghorn. In 1939, the United States Coast Guard took over Brant Point light, and it is still operated as a lighthouse and lifesaving station today.
“Great Point Is Alive and Well Again” Great Point Lighthouse, once called Sandy Point Lighthouse, is located on the northern tip of Nantucket. The land around it, now part of the Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge, is a windswept and wild protected area open for excursions to see our island’s natural beauty. The first Great Point Lighthouse was build out of wood in 1785. This island lighthouse has been rebuilt twice: once in 1818 and again in 1986. In 1816 a fire destroyed the original wooden tower. Though the actual cause of the fire was never proven, it was believed to have been arson. Until the new lighthouse could be completed, a temporary light comprised of a lantern hoisted on a triangle stood at Great continued on page 49...
Great Point Lighthouse c. 1937 photo courtesy Nantucket Historical Association archives
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Point. A sixty-foot-tall whitewashed stone tower was completed in 1818, with lamps and reflectors that were visible for up to twelve miles. A replacement for the keeper’s house was finished in 1825. In 1857, Great Point was equipped with a thirdorder Fresnel lens. Despite the new and more powerful light, 43 shipwrecks occurred here during the 27-years between 1863 and 1890. The Fresnel Lens is now on display at the Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum. Great Point Lighthouse was automated in the 1950s. The first keeper of Great Point Lighthouse, Captain Paul Pinkham, helped to create a map of the shoals and rips around Nantucket. As the first lighthouse keeper at Great Point, he was expected to make the 7-mile trek by foot or by horse from Wauwinet every day until keeper’s quarters were installed. Great Point Lighthouse was automated during the 1950s, and the keeper’s house was boarded up and abandoned. In 1966, a fire completely destroyed the dwelling. A 190mm solar-powered modern optic replaced the tower’s Fresnel lens in 1971.
In March of 1984, Great Point Lighthouse crumbled and fell in hurricane-force winds. With the help of Senator Ted Kennedy, Nantucketers raised the funds necessary to construct an exact replica of the stone tower, built of reinforced concrete with a rubbleston exterior that includes some of the original 1818 tower. In September 1986, when the new lighthouse was lit, Senator Kennedy smashed a champagne bottle proclaiming “Great Point is alive and well again!” Great Point can still be visited today and can be viewed along with the Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge and an abundance of seals that have found their spot along the northern coastline. The beacon of Great Point Light can be seen for 14 miles and emits a white flash every 5 seconds, with a red sector to reveal the rips and shoals.
“Fisherman Call It the Blazing Star” Looming high above the ocean on a bluff is Sankaty Head Lighthouse, a bright beacon that has guided ships through dangerous waters since 1850. The bright light of Sankaty Head reaches a range of 24 miles, and emits a flashing white light every 7.5 seconds. The Fresnel lens was installed in Sankaty Head in the original structure of the lighthouse, creating a bright beacon for those passing through. The location of Sankaty Lighthouse was crucial to mariners passing along the eastern coast of Nantucket, where treacherous waters led to many shipwrecks. A long list of keepers and assistants ran the lighthouse until its automation in 1900s, including Eugene Larsen who won the coveted Superintendent’s Pennant several times throughout his illustrious career continued on page 60...
Sankaty Head Lighthouse c. 1890 photo courtesy Nantucket Historical Association archives
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SEASIDE LIVING ON THE CLIFF
6-bedroom, 6.5 bathroom home with deeded beach access and garage studio. $13,995,000 l Meg Ruley
HEART OF NANTUCKET
TURNKEY BRANT POINT
Iconic commercial and residential building with 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment. $2,495,000 l Penny Dey & Mary D. Malavase
Furnished 5-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home with bright, open living space, deck and sunroom. $4,625,000 l Peter DuPont - Agent, Owner
82 Easton Street, Nantucket, MA 02554
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OCEANFRONT BEACH HOUSE
4-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom house and 1-bedroom artist’s studio/garage, beach path and plunge pool. $10,500,000 l Lisa Sherburne & Penny Dey
SIMPLY SCONSET
PLEASANT ON PLEASANT
3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with garage/office in quiet area that abuts conservation land. $2,295,000 l Lisa Sherburne
2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom preserved whaling-era home with charming gardens, right in Town. $2,195,000 l Linda Bellevue
82 Easton Street, Nantucket, MA 02554
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PRIVATE & SPACIOUS ON SUNSET HILL
FULLING MILL WATERFRONT
6-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home and cottage located near Lily Pond in Town. $3,695,000 l Meg Ruley
3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, designer-built home with protected views and deeded beach access. $3,250,000 l Linda Bellevue
CLASSIC SCONSET
COTTAGE ON LARGE LOT IN TOWN
4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home on a sub-dividable lot in the Village. $1,950,000 l Penny Dey
2-bedroom, 2-bathroom cottage on oversized lot. $1,625,000 l Penny Dey
82 Easton Street, Nantucket, MA 02554
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PEACEFUL IN TOWN
DARLING ON DARLING STREET
3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home nestled in a private and pastoral location in Town. $1,650,000 l Penny Dey
5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home with great backyard patio and gardens in the Historic District. $2,950,000 l Ken Beaugrand & Linda Bellevue
SURFSIDE BEACH HOUSE
CISCO ESTATE SETTING
4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom beach house with 3-bay garage on a large lot, close to Nobadeer. $2,195,000 l Linda Bellevue
2.3 acre lot with a large house and 2-car garage, close to the Brewery, Bartlett’s Farm and Town. $1,890,000 l Melinda Vallett
82 Easton Street, Nantucket, MA 02554
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QUINCE STREET LAND TOM NEVERS 1,450 sf foundation, 3-bedroom septic and well, installed $820,000 / Mary D. Malavase SECLUDED LOT IN SCONSET 1.3 acres close to village, beaches and golf course $1,300,000 l Linda Bellevue OVERSIZED LOT OFF CLIFF ROAD Secluded location, near Westmoor Club and Town $1,795,000 / Mary D. Malavase HUGE SURFSIDE LOT 4.56 acres close to Town and South Shore $1,495,000 l Linda Bellevue PASTORAL POLPIS Private, one-acre lot. $795,000 l Penny Dey
6-bedroom, 3-bathroom home in center of Town, classic-style, full basement, roof walk and off-street parking. $2,495,000 l Ken Beaugrand & Mary D. Malavase
Thank you to all in our community for keeping us healthy and strong!
Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS, SRS
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Ken Beaugrand
Alison K. Forsgren, e-pro, NAR Green, SRES
Erikka Perkins
Melinda Vallett
Linda Bellevue, GRI, CBR
Mary D. Malavase, ABR, RSPS, TRC, SRS, SFR
Meg Ruley, RSPS, ABR
Christine Whelden, ABR
Peter DuPont
Jane Miller, RSPS, ABR
Lisa Sherburne, RSPS, ABR
Geri Walker, Office Manager / Tanya Babaitsava, Office Assistant
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HEIDI DREW, ABR, RSPS,SRS 508.325.2700 508.228.7707 ext.212 Heidi@NantucketRealEstate.com
ISLAND ESCAPE
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elax, hit the beach, entertain, or hide away, this property offers it all. Privacy, beautiful yard, space, beach, sunrises, sunsets, acres of conservation land and a private path to the ocean. This 4-bedroom and 4.5-bath home features an open floor plan, covered porches, lots of living space with more options in the garage/boathouse. The peaceful location, inviting interior design and idyllic surroundings unite to make this a one-of-a-kind property. $2,995,000. 82 Easton Street |O: 508-228-7707 |NantucketRealEstate.com
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LINDA BELLEVUE, GRI, CBR 508.325.2700 508.228.7707.ext 235 Linda@NantucketRealEstate.com
In-town oasis...on Pleasant Street This beautifully restored 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom 18th-century home has ample interior living spaces, exquisite gardens and private patio that offer a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Town. $2,195,000
Island Living with Beach Access
SURFSIDE BEACH HOUSE Steps from the south shore this bright, 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom upside-down house and large 3-bay garage have room to spare on a large, 1-acre lot. $2,195,000.
PRIVACY IN POLPIS 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom modern home is ready for summer occupancy with spectacular views over conservation land and deeded beach access. $3,250,000.
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Sophisticated Oceanfront Beach House
This stunning waterfront property is surrounded by over 20 acres of preserved land and boasts breathtaking views from every room. You will enjoy every amenity in the 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath main house with over 4,300 square feet of living space. The property also has a 1-bedroom cottage with an artist's studio and 2-car garage. Extensive indoor/outdoor entertainment areas with oversized decks and patios. Natural landscaping, an in-ground plunge pool, custom stone fire pit, and direct access to the beach complete this turnkey, unrivaled property. $10,500,000.
Lisa Sherburne | BROKER, ABR, RSPS Lisa@NantucketRealEstate.com M: 508-560-0204 O: 508-228-7707 x 215
Penny Dey | BROKER, GRI, ABRM Penny@NantucketRealEstate.com M: 508-221-0801 O: 508-228-7707 x 211
82 Easton Street |O: 508-228-7707 |NantucketRealEstate.com
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HEART OF TOWN
Iconic commercial building with stylish apartment located in the center of the Old Historic District. High visibility with frontage on three streets. The layout offers a multitude of possibilities. $2,495,000 l Contact: Penny Dey and Mary D. Malavase
CLASSIC SCONSET
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Excellent location for this oversized corner lot with a four-bedroom, two-bath home and rose-covered porch. The property can be subdivided into two lots. Short stroll to center of Sconset village. $1,950,000
One-of-a-kind property with over 27,000 feet in a pastoral location and with a charming two-bedroom cottage. Lots of potential for a main house, cottage, pool and pool house. $1,625,000
Penny Dey, Broker, GRI, ABRM, Realtor© 508.221.0801 Mobile 508.228.7707, X211 Office Penny@NantucketRealEstate.com
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ACK Broker
N A N T U C K E T
Realizing your vision for your life on Nantucket
14 Gosnold Road, Cliff $13,995,000 Listed by Meg Ruley
Private enclave Located in a sought-after very private enclave off Cliff Road, this property features deeded beach access and is move-in ready. Built in 2010, this property is very well maintained, with 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and an outbuilding with a studio/ bathroom/garage. Designed by Botticelli and Pohl this home is sited to capture the beauty of Nantucket Sound and the surrounding area. Completing the estate-like property are well manicured grounds with mature landscaping, decks, patios and balconies. There is a 7 bedroom septic system in place, with town water; and there is the potential for a swimming pool.
Dining and living room
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Capture the beauty of Nantucket Sound
Spacious and Private Nestled on an oversized 11,000 sf lot, steps from the Oldest House, this beautiful in-town property features a four bedroom, three and half bathroom main house complemented by a two bedroom, one bathroom guest cottage. As per MA Law 41-81L, this property has the potential to be divided into two separate properties.
Town Living 10 Sunset Hill,Town $3,695,000 Listed by Meg Ruley
Jane and Meg of ACK Broker offer three essentials to realizing your vision for life on Nantucket.
ACK Broker Of昀ces of Atlantic East Nantucket Real Estate 82 Easton Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508.228.1398 phone 508.374.0323 fax www.ackbroker.com
Renovated in 2012, both homes offer amenities, including central air, updated kitchens and bathrooms, open family living areas, welcoming outdoor spaces, outdoor showers, and plenty of off-street parking.
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as a lighthouse keeper. Sankaty Head was also made a popular destination for visitors and travelers who would frequently visit the lighthouse and the keepers. The lighthouse received many updates throughout the years, including the addition of a telegraph and telephone wire in 1886. It was constructed with a series of weights run by clockwork until 1933, when a small motor was installed. The lighthouse also was equipped with an “English wick” in 1875 that made trimming the wick less laborious for the keepers until it was electrified in 1933. The Fresnel lens was eventually removed from Sankaty in 1950 and replaced with two aerobeams. This Fresnel lens is now a part of the collections of the Nantucket Historical Association and is prominently displayed in the Whaling Museum. The greatest change for Sankaty came after it was determined the position of the lighthouse along the bluff would no longer be a stable place due to erosion. To avoid losing the lighthouse to the sea, ‘Sconset Trust took ownership of the historic property and succeeded in raising funds necessary to protect and maintain the lighthouse. In 2007, Sankaty Head Lighthouse was taken apart and moved 250 feet back from the bluff. This well-loved lighthouse can visited any day between sunrise and sunset, and twice a year the Trust permits people to climb to the top during “Open Days.” This year’s first Lighthouse Open Day, scheduled for June 20, was cancelled due to pandemic restrictions. The next one is currently planned for October 10, 2020. This winter the motor for the lens in Sankaty Lighthouse stopped working, and the light went out. Many residents of ‘Sconset and around the Nantucket missed the comforting beacon. The repair was completed in early June, and the rays of Sankaty Light are again shining over ‘Sconset and the Atlantic.
The Lightships In addition to the lighthouses, lightships were placed among the various shoals and rips to guide navigators through the dangerous waters. A lightship was essentially a floating lighthouse, manned by crews who would use beacons and, later, radio signals to let ships passing know their proximity to hazardous waters. Nantucket South Shoals extend 35 miles south of the island and were notoriously dangerous, with 100 or more shipwrecks occurring there during the early centuries of America. In 1843, it was proposed to Congress that a lightship be posted there. According to the report: “Many a gallant ship lie buried in one common grave.” Congress agreed, and the first lightship was stationed at Nantucket’s South Shoal on June 15, 1854. 60 nantucket HOME
The first lightship had 2 masts on which large lanterns were hoisted each night. Whale oil lamps within these lanterns supplied the light, and on a clear night could only be seen for a few miles. Lamps in the last lightship, which ended its service in 1973, had an intensity of 400,000 candle-power and could be seen for 23 miles. The lightships stationed at South Shoals were often blown off their posts. When the mooring on the first lightship failed, she was blown 50 miles and went aground on Montauk Point. The second lightship parted from her mooring more than 20 times: in 1878 a nor’easter blew the next lightship clear to Bermuda, some 800 miles south of Nantucket. Her crew had to bring her back to Nantucket rigged only with 2 small tri-sails. In March of 1892, it tooks weeks to locate the lightship after she parted her chain during a blizzard. In May of 1934, the lightship Nantucket was on her mooring just outside the Shoals, when the White Star Liner Olympic (sister ship of the Titanic) steamed through her in a heavy fog, breaking the lightship in two. The lightship sank rapidly. Four of the crew of eleven were rescued by the Olympic, seven perished. Over time, 11 different lightships were anchored off Nantucket. Crews were stationed at sea for three or four weeks at a time. This lonely existence led to the creation of Nantucket lightship baskets. With little to do during the day, the crew turned to weaving rattan baskets to pass the time on board. The wooden bases of the baskets were prepared on shore, while the weaving and assembly took place on the lightship. The crew found that the baskets had many utilitarian uses around the house and were becoming popular with visitors. While no longer made on lightships, they are still called Nantucket lightship baskets. The Nantucket Lightship Basket Museum at 49 Union Street is dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of this Nantucket art form.
The Day to Day Life of a Lighthouse Keeper The keeping of lighthouses fell under the jurisdiction of early American leaders like Alexander Hamilton and the Department of Treasury before finding their place under the Lighthouse Service and eventually, the U.S Coastguard. Before the automation of lighthouses in the late 1900s, keepers of the lights and their assistants were responsible for maintaining the grounds and structures of the lighthouses and lighting of the lamps from dusk until dawn. The hours of sunset to sunrise were when the expected duties of the lighthouse operators were performed. Throughout the late night and early morning hours, keepers would be responsible for trimming the wicks 3 to 4 times per night as the oil burned and continued on page 74...
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making sure that there was no smoke produced that would hinder the brightness of the light. During the day, the upkeep, polishing, and procuring of goods needed to keep the lighthouse operational were part of the requirements of the light keepers. Often times, light keepers would go above and beyond their call of duty, aiding in the saving of stranded crewmembers or shipwrecks. Once a better system of record keeping was created, the day-today of the lighthouse keepers was recorded and the life and conditions of the keepers and their families helped shape the personal history of the lighthouses.
A Few Words from a Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter Civilian lighthouse keeping ended in 1939 on Nantucket. Nantucket Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum exhibits detail the everyday and heroic actions of lighthouse keepers and the effect they had on the community. One such keeper, Octave Ponsart, is kept alive through the details and memories of his daughter, Seamond Roberts. Ponsart was an assistant lighthouse keeper at Great Point Lighthouse from 1933-1936. In her book, Everyday Heroes: The True Story of a Lighthouse Family, Seamond writes that her father had “duty tattooed on his soul,” a true testament to the many years he served as a lighthouse keeper. Seamond says her parents: “were so in love with lighthouse way of life,” and shared their love for Great Point. Young Seamond was not born yet, but her mother and father enjoyed their time at Great Point alongside Keeper Greider and his wife. “Mom called it living in a desert,” says Seamond, “and glorified in finding dunes to sunbathe in.” She would also use her own spyglass to search out schooners and boats passing through the waters near Great Point. Many happy memories made up their short time on Nantucket, and Seamond recalls her parents’ initial disappointment when they were asked to move, “when dad got the orders to leave, I heard so many times, my mother cried for a week.” Luckily for Octave Ponsart and his family, they went on to occupy and guard many more lighthouses on Cuttyhunk and at West Chop. Seamond reflects on the sense of duty that came with guarding lighthouses, “I think any lighthouse kid, perhaps I should say all lighthouse kids, get duty drilled into them.” Seamond went on to serve in the Coast Guard and still shares the sense of adventure and commitment that came with being the daughter of a lighthouse keeper. Still with so much enthusiasm for life and her memories growing up along the sea in one of 74 nantucket HOME
the great lighthouses she says, “Did I love it? You bet I did.” The prosperous whaling era and Nantucket’s key location for transatlantic journeys, makes lighthouses and lightships an important part of history. The commendable actions of the lighthouse keepers, assistants, and eventually the US Coast Guard, helped to protect and provide safe passages for those exploring the waters around Nantucket and beyond. Lighthouse keeping provoked a sense of duty for those that agreed to keep a watchful eye over the lighthouses and surrounding waters and their families that joined them. Seamond Roberts shared one other tidbit that speaks to the resilience of Nantucket, and the place that her parents briefly called home while her father served, “ They always talked about the peace of the island there and of the special way “those” islanders handled life when it got hard down there.” Like the keepers and islanders, Nantucket’s beacons have stood the test of time, and continue to shine bright over the Atlantic Ocean. Details for this article were gleaned from archives of the Nantucket Historical Association, the Nantucket Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum, the Nantucket Lightship Basket Museum, and Massachusetts Lighthouse Friends. To learn more about island lighthouses, their keepers, and the shipwrecks around Nantucket, visit the Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum at 158 Polpis Road on Nantucket. You can also visit the grounds of all of the lighthouses. Helpful websites include eganmaritime.org, sconsettrust.org, nha.org, and nantucketlightshipbasketmuseum.org.
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U N M AT C H E D WAT E R F R O N T P O T E N T I A L
RARE OPPORTUNITY WITH PRIVATE BEACH ON NANTUCKET SOUND The Best of the Best…Spanning close to three acres and with 170+/- feet of pristine shoreline, this estate site overlooks Nantucket Sound and is within minutes to historic downtown. Abutting more than 15 acres of conservation land and offering commanding views of the ocean, Capaum Pond, and Tuckernuck Island, this parcel invites the construction of a stunning private compound, complete with a main house, guest cottage, pool, and tennis courts. Given the spectacular views and tranquility of this exquisite setting, the potential for a truly remarkable waterfront estate exists. Inarguably one of the most extraordinary offerings on Nantucket in recent years, this is truly a legacy property - one to be enjoyed now and by future generations.
LOT PRICED AT $19,950,000
KATHY GALLAHER, BROKER
GARY WINN, BROKER
kathy@maurypeople.com 508.560.0078
gary@maurypeople.com 508.330.3069
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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NORTH SHORE BEACHFRONT COMPOUND
DIONIS | $17,500,000 | 7 BEDROOMS, 7 FULL 1 HALF BATHROOMS Exceptional setting on 4 acres with nearly 300 feet of water frontage. Private access to miles of pristine beach stretching from Eel Point to Jetties Beach. Enjoy captivating water views from nearly every room in the main house with generous enteraining areas inside and out. The guest house comes complete with 3 ensuite bedrooms. The main house and the guest house can be purchased as 2 separate parcels. $9,995,000 Main house with pool, studio & garage on 2 acres $7,950,000 3 bedroom cottage on 2 acres
GARY WINN, BROKER
MARY TAAFFE, BROKER
gary@maurypeople.com 508.330.3069
mary@maurypeople.com 508.325.1526
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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THE ART OF LIVING
WAUWINET | $9 995,000
TOWN | $6,845,000
TOWN | $6,745,000
CLIFF | $6,495,000
TOWN | $5,995,000
WAUWINET | $4,995,000
SCONSET | $4,295,000
TOWN | $3,980,000
WAUWINET | $3,975,000
MADAKET | $2,750,000
SCONSET | $2,345,000
BRANT POINT | $2,095,000
GARY WINN, BROKER gary@maurypeople.com 508.330.3069 MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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OCEANFRONT IN TOM NEVERS
STUNNING 7 BEDROOM HOME OVERLOOKING THE ATLANTIC OCEAN There are few homes on Nantucket Island that have the Atlantic Ocean as a feature of the back yard. This majestic property consists of a five-bedroom main house and two-bedroom cottage both offering exceptional ocean views from the main living areas. The cottage includes a two-bay attached garage and covered front and back porches. The property also includes a pool, hot tub, gym, as well as, beach access via a bluestone stairway set into the hillside.
LISTED AT $7,995,000 GARY WINN, BROKER gary@maurypeople.com 508.330.3069
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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Brant Point $13,995,000
Dionis $6,995,000
Cliff $6,895,000
Town $6,750,000
Jenny Paradis & Roberta White
Mary Taaffe & Lisa Winn
Kathy Gallaher
Craig Hawkins & Bernadette Meyer
Town $5,895,000
Cliff $5,895,000
Cliff $5,395,000
Dionis $5,995,000 Kathy Gallaher
Wauwinet $4,995,000
Kathy Gallaher and Mary Taaffe Jenny Paradis & Roberta White
Wauwinet $3,985,000
Jenny Paradis & Roberta White Craig Hawkins & Bernadette Meyer
Bernadette Meyer
Town $3,895,000
Brant Point $3,495,000
Bernadette Meyer
Juliet Hunter & Susan Chambers
Surfside $3,495,000
Town $3,300,000
Sconset $3,195,000
Tom Nevers $2,850,000
Mary Taaffe
Marybeth Gibson
Chandra Miller
Juliet Hunter & Susan Chambers
Miacomet $2,795,000
Miacomet $2,795,000
Hummock Pond $2,700,000
Sconset $2,699,000
William Maier
William Maier
Kathy Gallaher
Chandra Miller
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Brant Point $2,599,000
Sconset $2,399,000
Surfside $2,395,000
Madaket $2,245,000
Chandra Miller
Chandra Miller
Donna Barnett
Jenny Paradis & Roberta White
Sconset $2,195,000
Town $1,995,000
Mid Island $1,995,000
Town $1,849,000
Mary Taaffe & Lisa Winn
Daniel Barber
Jenny Paradis & Roberta White Bernadette Meyer & Craig Hawkins
Town $1,649,000
Miacomet $1,369,000
Mid Island $1,095,000
Town $995,000
Lisa Winn & Mary Taaffe
Lucie Cristler
Bernadette Meyer & John Trudel
Chandra Miller
Mid Island $949,000
Mid Island $899,000
Mid Island $899,000
Madaket $875,000
Bernadette Meyer
John F. Trudel III
John F. Trudel III
Bernadette Meyer
Mid Island $859,000
Town $850,000
Mid Island $660,000
Mid Island $425,000
John F. Trudel III
Marybeth Gibson
Bernadette Meyer & John Trudel
John F. Trudel III
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THE ART OF LIVING
CLIFF | $5,395,000 7 Bedrooms 5+ Baths
WAUWINET | $3,985,000
5 Bedrooms 5 Full, 2/.5 Bathrooms
TOWN | $1,795,000
MID-ISLAND | $949,000
3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms
3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms Condo
TOWN | $1,995,000
MADAKET | $875,000
Retail Store with Apartment
2 Bedrooms 1 Bath
CRAIG HAWKINS, BROKER craig@maurypeople.com | 508-228-1881, ext. 119
BERNADETTE MEYER, BROKER bernadette@maurypeople.com | 508-680-4748
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY l 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 l 508.228.1881 l MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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LUXURY IN THE HEART OF TOWN
Luxurious, custom built 8-bedroom, 8.5-bath home in the heart of town with stunning panoramic water views of Nantucket harbor. This home has it all! Conveniently located just outside the historic downtown and minutes from Main Street. Completely renovated, holding true to historic integrity with an incredibly modern design and function; open great room, all en-suite bedrooms, and multiple living areas. This 3-story home displays impeccable craftsmanship with attention to detail, stunning fixtures, and state-of-the-art appliances. Surrounding the home is a formal courtyard, brick-lined wraparound patio, and a house-length deck. A charming 1-bedroom studio apartment with a 2-car garage located adjacent to the main home completes this property. An elegant amenity-filled home, ready for summer occupancy.
8 Bedrooms
l 8 Full, 1 Half Bathrooms l 2-Car Garage with Apartment
$6,750,000
CRAIG HAWKINS, BROKER craig@maurypeople.com | 508-228-1881, ext. 119
BERNADETTE MEYER, BROKER bernadette@maurypeople.com | 508-680-4748
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY l 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554508.228.1881 l MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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THE ART OF LIVING
A rare find, 47A West Chester Street is a 5-bedroom, turn-key house with in-ground pool and a newly constructed 1-bedroom guest house sited on 1.22 acres in the heart of downtown Nantucket. A long, winding shell drive leads to the Main House which has five large bedrooms and four and 1/2 bathrooms, with updated kitchen and bathrooms. Simply add additional living space and/or bedrooms by finishing off the full-height third floor. An outdoor oasis including an in-ground pool, blue stone patio, gas fire pit and mature landscaping completes this unique, in-town compound. The guest house, which is under construction, is positioned on West Chester Street at the entrance of the property, far removed and completely separate from the Main House. Once complete, it will be landscaped with hedges for privacy. The self-contained cottage has a full kitchen, living room, one full and one half bathroom, bedroom and washer and dryer.
TOWN / $3,895,000 6 Bedrooms 5 Full, 2/.5 Bathrooms with Guest Cottage
BERNADETTE MEYER, BROKER bernadette@maurypeople.com | 508-680-4748 MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY l 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 l 508.228.1881 l MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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NANTUCKET
ON
MY
MIND
8 WALSH STREET I BRANT POINT 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths
$3,495,000
3 M A R C U S WAY I TOM N E V E R S 4 Bedrooms 3 Baths
SUSAN CHAMBERS Broker susan@maurypeople.com 508.228.1881 x 1 0 0 OFFICE 508.560.0671 C E L L
$2,850,000
JULIET HUNTER Broker juliet@maurypeople.com 5 0 8 . 2 2 8 . 1 8 8 1 x 1 2 5 o ff i c e 5 0 8 . 3 2 5 . 2 5 8 0 CELL
Maury People Sotheby’s International Realty 37 Main Street, Nantucket MA 02554 I maurypeople.com Each Of昀ce is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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P R I VA T E E S TA T E S E T T I N G I N S U R F S I D E
SURFSIDE | $3,495,000 | 6 BEDROOMS, 4 BATHROOMS Custom home with 3 finished levels of living space featuring high ceilings and large windows. Surfside Beach & the Beach Shack less than one mile away along the bike path provides easy access to one of the most popular beaches on the island. Situated on nearly 2.5 Acres of land with mature trees and established perennial gardens, this property is a “compound in the making” as there is ample ground cover to add an inground swimming pool, guest house and tennis courts over time. Featuring loads of outdoor entertaining areas, including two spacious porches, a generous deck and bluestone patio that leads to yardspace and summer gardens.
MARY TAAFFE, BROKER mary@maurypeople.com 508.325.1526
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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EEL POINT ESCAPE
SPACIOUS 8 BEDROOM NORTH SHORE COMPOUND Stunning 8 bedroom North Shore compound with sweeping views of Eel Point, Nantucket Sound and Tuckernuck Island. Custom 5+ bedroom main house and spacious 3 bedroom guest house in a spectacular setting abutting conservation land near the dunes of Eel Point. Enjoy fresh ocean breezes from the many decks, porches and patios which connect to the pool, spa and an extensive outdoor entertaining and recreation area including a large stone fire pit. Escape to the dunes of Dionis and enjoy the peace, tranquility and spectacular sunsets!
$6,995,000 LISA WINN, BROKER
MARY TAAFFE, BROKER
lisa@maurypeople.com 617.281.1500
mary@maurypeople.com 508.325.1526
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY
2 HOUSE PROPERTY JUST ONE MILE TO HISTORIC MAIN STREET Stylish Rental Home near Bike Paths and Restaurants offered fully furnished on an oversized lot with separate income producing cottage. A white shell driveway and stone path lead to “West Wind”, a brand new open concept home with upscale details and decor inside and out. Two House property includes a separately landscaped, classic 1965 Nantucket cottage with 3 bedrooms offering buyers a unique and versatile rental income producing property. Additional remaining ground cover available for future expansion. Both homes have solid rental history.
$1,995,000 LISA WINN, BROKER
MARY TAAFFE, BROKER
lisa@maurypeople.com 617.281.1500
mary@maurypeople.com 508.325.1526
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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BUILD YOUR DREAM
58 WALSH STREET | BRANT POINT | VACANT LAND WITH HDC PLANS | $2,295,000 Build your very own dream home just moments to Town and Jetties Beach. Beautiful level lot is situated on the quieter end of Walsh Street near neighboring estate style homes. Harbor access close by. Water color renderings of architects progress prints for inspiration are ready for your review.
21 MEADER STREET | TOWN | VACANT LAND | $1,325,000 Exceptional opportunity to own a conforming vacant lot near Nantucket’s picturesque harbor and the cobblestone Main Street. Enjoy the benefits of downtown living with easy access to the best restaurants & cafes, nearby beaches, ferries and more!
MARY TAAFFE, BROKER mary@maurypeople.com 508.325.1526
MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY | 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | 508.228.1881 | MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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CLIFF | $6,895,000 5 Bedrooms 5 Full, 1 Half Bathroom w/Guest Cottage
DIONIS | $5,995,000
HUMMOCK POND | $2,995,000
7 Bedrooms 7 Full, 2 Half Bathrooms 1.97 Acres
4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 3.68 Acres
KATHY GALLAHER, BROKER kathy@maurypeople.com 508-560-0078 MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY l 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 l 508.228.1881 l MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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MAKE NANTUCKET YOURS
Two-home compound on a half-acre lot in Sconset 6 Bedrooms 6.5 Bathrooms l $3,195,000
Casual chic turn-key in Brant Point 4 Bedroom 2.5 Bathroom l $2,599,000
Sunsets and modern living, with room for a pool 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Bathrooms l $2,399,000 CHANDRA MILLER Broker chandra@maurypeople.com C 508.330.3069
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MAKE NANTUCKET YOURS
Nestled in the heart of Sconset, renovated in 2018 4 Bedrooms 4.5 Bathrooms l $2,699,000
Seaside cottage offering charm and modern living 2 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms l $1,149,000
Immaculate unit on Still Dock, recently renovated 1 Bedroom 1.5 Bathroom l $995,000
CHANDRA MILLER Broker chandra@maurypeople.com C 508.330.3069 MAURY PEOPLE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY l 37 MAIN STREET, NANTUCKET, MA 02554 l 508.228.1881 l MAURYPEOPLE.COM Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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TOWN 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 5 boat slips $13,950,000 | Robert Young
HISTORIC STARBUCK MANSION 8 bedrooms, 7 full and 1 half baths $11,950,000 | Robert Young
TOWN 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 4 boat slips $8,950,000 | Robert Young
DIONIS 4 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half baths $8,000,000 | Robert Young
MADEQUECHAM 5 bedrooms, 6 full and 1 half baths $7,995,000 | John Arena
BRANT POINT 6 bedrooms, 3 baths Robert Young
WEST OF TOWN 6 bedrooms, 7 full and 1 half baths $5,295,000 | John Arena
TOWN Residential / Commerical $5,250,000 | Robert Young
TOWN 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 boat slip $5,250,000 | Robert Young
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WEST OF TOWN 5 bedrooms, 5 baths $4,950,000 | John McGarr
TOWN 6 bedrooms, 3ƫ"1((Čƫāƫ$ (" baths $4,499,000 | Robert Young
TOWN 2 bedrooms, 1 full and 1 half baths / Comm. $4,495,000 | Deb Killen & Josh Lothian
TOWN 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 half baths $3,995,000 | John Arena & Melanie Gowen
WEST OF TOWN 4 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths $3,395,000 | John Arena
TOWN 4 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half baths $2,995,000 | Robert Young
QUIDNET 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 half baths $2,700,000 | Mark Burlingham
SURFSIDE 5 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half baths $2,595,000 | John McGarr & Miriam Varian
TOWN 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths $2,395,000 | Josh Lothian
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TOWN 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $2,295,000 | Robert Young
TOWN 1 bedrooms, 1 full and 1 half baths / Comm. $1,995,000 | Robert Young
WAUWINET .92 Acres $1,950,000 | Robert Young
TOM NEVERS 3 bedrooms, 2 full, 1 half baths $1,925,000 | John McGarr
TOM NEVERS 3.7 Acres Land $1,495,000 | John Arena
SURFSIDE 5 bedrooms, 3 baths $1,279,500 | Lee Gaw
SOUTH OF TOWN 3 bedrooms, 2 full 1 half baths $1,195,000 | Josh Lothian
MID-ISLAND .37 Acres $895,000 | John Arena
SCONSET .47 Acres $750,000 | Melanie Gowen
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MADEQUECHAM | $7,995,000 6 bedrooms, 7 full & 1 half baths
WEST OF TOWN | $5,295,000 6 bedrooms, 7 full & 1 half baths
TOWN | $3,995,000 5 bedrooms, 4 full & 1 half baths
WEST OF TOWN | $3,395,000 4 bedrooms, 4 full & 2 half baths
TOM NEVERS | $1,495,000 3.7 Acres
MID-ISLAND | $895,000 .37 Acres
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QUICK TO TOWN, CLIFF
71 Vestal Street | $4,950,000 5 BR, 5 BA, .46 Acres
ELEVATED VEWS
8 Parson Lane | $1,925,000ƫ 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 3.00 Acres
BEACH BOARDWALK
122 Wauwinet Road | $4,700,000 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 1.08 Acres
SURFSIDE SECLUSION
4 Okorwaw Avenue | $2,595,000 5 BR, 3.5 BA, 1.95 Acres
GORGEOUS GARDENS
12 a昀odil 975,000 3 BR, 1.5 BA, .14 Acres
GREAT VALUE
17.5 Evergreen Way | $675,000 .93 Acres
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7 Easy Street | $4,495,000 2 BR, 1.5 BA, Commercial Bartlett Boat House Built in the 1850’s by boat builder Barzillai Burdett this unique waterfront property o昀ers a 昀rst 昀oor commercial/retail space and beautiful 1 bedroom apartment on the second 昀oor. Ideally located on the corner of Easy St. and Old North Wharf, this harborside retreat has been tastefully renovated with modern amenities.
2 Daley Court | $1,195,000 3ƫBR, 2.5 BA Immaculate Home, Quiet Neighborhood Beautifully renovated home in a very quiet neighborhood close to The Brewery, Bartlett’s Farm and Cisco Beach. With 1,400 square feet of living space, this home can comfortably accommodate 6-8 guests, and has been completely updated with high-end 昀nishes including granite, marble, quartz, hardwood 昀ooring, shiplap, stainless appliances, air conditioning and wellappointed décor.
Josh Lothian Broker Associate Cell: 508.221.7630 O ce: 508.228.9117 Josh.Lothian@raveis.com Recognized as the #1 Luxury Brokerage by Leading Real Estate Companies of the World
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TOWN | $13,950,000ƫ 4 bedrooms, 3 bathsČƫĆƫ + 0ƫ/(%,/
STARBUCK MANSION | $11,950,000 8 bedrooms, 7 full & 1 half baths
DIONIS | $8,000,000 4 bedrooms, 3 full & 2 half baths
BRANT POINT 6 bedrooms, 3 baths
TOWN | $4,499,000 6 bedrooms, 3 full & 1 half baths
TOWN | $2,995,000 4 bedrooms, 3 full & 1 half baths
TOWN | $2,295,000 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
TOWN | $1,995,000 1 bedrooms, 1 full & 1 half baths / Comm.
WAUWINET | $1,950,000 .92 Acres
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not planting too deep. You want the knuckle of the rose to be just above ground level. If you’re planting a bare root rose, it helps to start off too deep, then backfill, shimmy up, backfill, shimmy up, backfill until the desired height is reached. If you’re planting many roses in an area, be sure not to plant them too densely. There’s an old timer’s rule of thumb that your spacing should be two thirds the expected height your rose will grow. I find this to be true for shrub roses and most hybrid teas, but not as true for a climber. Before you plant, throw a 16-penny nail along with a handful of freshly caught scallop shells into the hole. Not only does that match the soul and grit of true Nantucketers, but the rose will appreciate the iron and calcium, too. On to pruning. There is really only one time per year that you should dive in and do a heavy-handed
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prune on your roses, and that is in the spring, after the worst of the nor’easters but before too much growth is underway. You’ll want to remove any dead or diseased stalks and tie any unruly, but healthy canes as necessary. As with our children, the goal is to nudge them in the right direction. The second time we prune our roses is right after the fourth of July. THIS IS NOT LAW. In fact, none of this is law. We’re dealing with Mother Nature so you have to be flexible. This has been a particularly cold spring, things might be delayed. Ultimately, when your rose has completed it’s glorious and awe-inspiring show, you can deadhead. I’ve always been taught to prune to the closest five leaves. That works pretty well for shrub roses, hybrid teas, and even wild ramblers. But for climbers, I find it best to prune roughly six- to eight inches off the trellis, keeping in mind Roses climbing a trellis the five-leaf idea. Sometimes, climbers will send out these gorgeous, vibrant canes continued on page 103...
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with no flowers on them. When you see one of these canes, look up to the sky, and do a little rose jig as thanks. Take this cane and train/tie into your trellis as horizontally as possible. The more horizontal a cane, the more potential for blooms in the following season. Once this midsummer deadheading is complete, it's prudent to feed your roses. I like to use either Neptune’s Harvest fish emulsion or the tried and true Rose~Tone from Espoma. Now, we wait. We wait until September, my personal favorite month on our little spit of sand. We will slowly, but surely see a second bloom. Not as Charlie Parker on a Saturday night in June type showing, but more of a Yo-Yo Ma String Quartet in the Atheneum park type of bloom. Both are beautiful and appreciated appropriately for the time of year. The final step of pruning roses comes right after Christmas for me. I always look forward to seeing family, enjoying the holidays, and giving a winter prune to my roses. This is a light prune. You’re really assessing and bracing for winter. Remove any diseased canes, tie any loose ends, and move on. This is also a good time to mound your roses. Mounding roses is really becoming more of an art as we’re having to deal with new pests like voles more frequently. If continued on page 108...
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you’ve ever unmounded a rose in spring, just to find it loose in the ground with the tap root chewed to a pencil point, that is a vole. To prevent this, I’ve started adding some repellants. I’ll spray the base of the rose with hot pepper wax and then mound the rose with compost, followed by a light coating of mulch. This is when you want to cover the knuckle of the rose to protect it from the freeze and thaw that can happen throughout the winters on Nantucket. Finally, I’ll mark my territory with a motion censored, vibrating tube to scare any curious voles away. The solar powered “sonic spikes” are a good idea, but I find the battery-powered ones to be more reliable. In the spring, when you unmound the roses, all that compost and mulch can be spread around neighboring perennials and shrubs. This makes the garden as a whole more vibrant and amends the surrounding soil year in and year out.
The ultimate goal is for your roses to pay you a visit. There will come a day when you’ll be sitting in a second story room and you’ll hear a tapping at the window. You’ll think “that’s odd” and go to investigate,toss open the window, and see that your climbing roses have come to say “hello.” Welcome them with open arms. You can enjoy your roses and use them as cut flowers. You can sit on your patio and share a cup of tea (they prefer loose leaf as you’ll dump out the stewed leaves into the garden), or you can simply smile back as you stroll by. No matter how you enjoy your roses, I hope you truly enjoy your summer. Support the friends, family, and businesses that need you. Go to the beach, sleep in, and, above all, smell the roses. Despite all the terrible reasons we’re in this situation, we as Nantucket residents may never see another summer like this. Much like roses, if we want to enjoy the bloom of summer, we’ll have to endure the thorns of some difficult public restrictions. Let’s take it in stride as a community and live happy and healthy, day by day.
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Bruce Beni
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Broker 508.280.6131 bruce@leerealestate.com
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