Edgartown Waterfront Property

Waterfront Estate Site
Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard Island
Massachusetts, USA
This enchanting beachfront site offers possibly the finest building opportunity remaining on Martha's Vineyard. Available for the first time in 80 years, the superb waterfront location enjoys stunning beauty and uncommon privacy within walking distance of town.
Across broad lawns and grassy dunes, the site commands panoramic views of Nantucket Sound, Chappaquiddick, Edgartown Outer Harbor, Eel Pond, and of protected wetlands and pristine conservation land.
The 3.2 acre property includes 700 feet of private sandy beach on Nantucket Sound and along the western shore of Eel Pond. Eel Pond anchorage and Edgartown Harbor are a short boat ride away.
Water, shore and upland birds make this shoreline a sanctuary, as osprey, blue heron, ducks and geese arrive in season. The private location affords good fishing and shellfishing for birds and landowner alike.
Favored by a rare marriage of 'up-Island' atmosphere with 'down-Island' convenience, this extraordinary site will provide family and friends with an unparalleled waterfront retreat, while affording a singular investment opportunity.

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View to the East



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Nantucket Sound and Chappaquiddick



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Building Site and Private Beach



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Oystercatcher Cove and Eel Pond



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View to South: Osprey Nest



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View to West Across Building Site
New underground utilities (electric, phone, cable, Town water) are in place, as is a new septic system for a six-bedroom house. Waterfront management permits are current.
The existing cottage may be moved and/or replaced. To assist in visualizing possibilities, a leading Island architect has created a site-specific ("as of right") design for a residence, guesthouse, and horizon pool on this property. These drawings may be made available for viewing by qualified interested parties.

Existing Buildings

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Existing Two Bedroom "Boathouse" and Garage


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Boathouse: May Be Replaced with a Six-Bedroom House



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Boathouse Living Room



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Living Room: Stone Fireplace, Rafters, Antique Sailboat Spars



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Master Bedroom, French Doors, Private Deck



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View Across Eel Pond



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The building envelope includes the footprint of the existing structure and extends to the right of this photo.



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View over site showing the existing dwelling just visible through the trees. The building footprint extends to its left. Converted to a guesthouse or studio, the garage on the right would enjoy spectacular water views in two directions.



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The property is approached along one of the Island's prettiest private lanes. With no through traffic, a walk or bike ride to town is short, safe, and tranquil, even for small children.



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Oystercatcher Cove



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Private Beach



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Late Afternoon



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Beach Roses In Bloom



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The Couple Next Door



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"The Neighborhood"

Beauty, privacy, convenience. An investment in this exceptional property will generate immediate dividends for family, friends and loved ones, while establishing a legacy of privilege which may be passed down, shared, and enjoyed for generations to come.

It is priced comfortably in line with the values of neighboring properties.

Please direct all inquiries to a Martha's Vineyard luxury real estate broker.




Edgartown Harbor
About Edgartown
Originally known as "Great Harbour," Edgartown was the first English village on Martha's Vineyard. Seeking a new life in the island wilderness, settlers from towns near Boston arrived here in 1642. By the 1830s Edgartown had become the Island's wealthiest town, prospering from the manning and provisioning of ships for the booming whaling trade. The success of whaling captains built many stately homes which, meticulously maintained to this day, preserve the classic ambiance of a New England seaport. Nowadays, "captains of commerce" and others make "Great Harbour" a world-class summer retreat.
For more information about Martha's Vineyard visit www.mvol.com or the Martha's Vineyard Chamber of Commerce at www.mvy.com. For more about the Town of Edgartown see www.edgartown-ma.us.