NAREB News April 21, 2011

PROPERTY NEWSNANTUCKET

Vol. 2 No. 25 � A publication of the Nantucket Association of Real Estate Brokers � April 21 - May 4, 2011

I’d seen the smoke for years, and

wondered as I made my way to

work if I’d left the stove on, and where

would I might sleeping that night.

But each time common sense smoth-

ered my panic — I was witnessing the

remains of invasive plant species waft-

ing into the sky at the hands of the

Nantucket Heathlands Partnership.

Of course, the NHP was doing a

prescribed burn somewhere on the

island, my rented house was not

engulfed in flames, my landlady not

on the warpath and a call from her

not imminent.

I’d written countless stories for

island newspapers about this practice

employed by the Nantucket Islands

Land Bank and the Nantucket

Conservation Foundation on burning

off bad plants to make room for the

rare and endangered ones. I’d even

been out to a burn or two, felt the

heat on my face, gagged on the

smoke and seen the flames ravage

scrub oak, pitch pine and huckleberry

all for a good cause.

But, never had I taken part in a burn

… until last fall when I found myself

underemployed and in need of some

hands-on experience for the book I’m

currently researching and writing, “A

Natural History of Nantucket.”

Yes, there is pay for a day’s work

and even lunch provided, but there is

also hard work and (gasp!) lots of

studying and tests to take before I

could loose my inner firebug.

Nantucket Islands Land Bank

Property Manager and Burn Boss,

Bruce Perry, had said to me in mid-

September: “Just get the disks from

Ernie [Steinauer], take the courses,

and then you can come out and play

with us.”

Emporium reborn on Old South

Igot the feeling that something about

the new Executive Director of the

Nantucket Chamber of Commerce is a

little different from the minute I walked

into her office. She ushered me into a

chair, and suggested I put my cup of cof-

fee down on the side table. Only it’s not

a table. It’s a converted antique cob-

bler’s bench that, truth be told, is a per-

fect side table. But, at least to my mind,

it takes a little vision – creative and oth-

erwise – to see something that was once

used a bench and turn it into a table. But

that’s PJ. She’s got vision.

But first a little background. A native

of Bergen County, New Jersey, who

spent her childhood summers on Cape

Cod, Martin-Smith started out, ironical-

ly enough, in real estate. “My mother

PJ MartinSmith

BY ANDREW SPENCERPROPERTY NEWS WRITER

CONVERSATIONS

JORDI CABRE PHOTO

PRESCRIPTION TO

BURNBy Peter B. Brace

Photos by Rob Benchley

PJ, continued on page 12

Nantucket’s MassAudubon sanctuary property manager and Land Bank burn crew squad boss Ernie Steinauer employs an igniting technique in which he drops spots of fire like a dashed line to conserve fuel.

Larry Maury is bringing the Emporium

back to life at 54 Old South Road.

In the building owned by Lee Dunn, recent-

ly vacated by Supply New England, which

moved to Teasdale Circle, Maury is gearing up

to open the Emporium Home Center, a home

furnishings store aimed at offering competitive

prices.

Maury’s new venture is a reincarnation of

the original Emporium that he and his father

operated on Main Street from the early 1970s

to the mid-1990s after his grandfather bought

it in 1945, which operated where the Cavalier

Michelle and Larry Maury, in their new retail space at 54 Old South Road.

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Emporium, continued on page 12

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Bamber Real Estate508-228-1416159 Orange StreetNantucket, MA [email protected]

Bennett Witte Real Estate508-269-3309PO Box 1176Nantucket, MA [email protected]

Boyce Realty508-257-6962PO Box 453Siasconset, MA [email protected]

Chatfield-Taylor Real Estate508-228-582891 Washington Street Ext.PO Box 1881Nantucket, MA [email protected]

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Compass Rose Real Estate508-325-5500137A Orange Street PO Box 935Nantucket, MA 02554compass@compassroserealestate.comwww.compassroserealestate.com

Congdon & Coleman Real Estate508-325-500057 Main Street PO Box 1199Nantucket, MA [email protected]

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‘Sconset Real Estate508-257-6355Post Office SquarePO Box 122Siasconset, MA 02564www.coffinrealestate.com

Tea Rose Realty508-228-771922 Golfview DrivePO Box 19Nantucket, MA 02554www.tearosenantucket.com

Vaughan Machado Real Estate508-228-50625 Sesapana RoadPO Box 1095Nantucket, MA [email protected]

Welch & Associates Inc. RG508-228-77777 Nashaquisset LaneNantucket, MA [email protected]

Westbrook Real Estate508-257-6206PO Box 262Siasconset, MA [email protected]

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17 ACK Broker

18 Jack Bulger

18 Boyce Realty

19 Nantucket Home Staging

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24 Lee Real Estate

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Think About the Present

Think About the Future

Yours truly has gotten all into doing his civic duty of late. Case in

point, as I write this, my mind reflects back to the ballot I just cast

this morning in the local election. But my dealings in local goings-on

aren’t limited to just voting. You see, kids, I’m also helping out with

coaching the Nantucket High School sailing team. A couple of other

volunteer assistants and I are helping out Carolyn Grant, who’s a pret-

ty top-notch sailor herself.

Those of you who have sailed with me are no doubt now terribly

worried about the quality of racing technique the Whalers are getting

from me, but not to worry. I’m not allowed to do enough to do any seri-

ous damage to the quality of their collective technique. However, the

whole experience has taught me the importance of thinking to the

future while also planning for the present. Of course, this is a lesson

coaches the world over are already familiar with, but this is my first

foray into the profession. So bear with me.

Team racing — the kind of racing that most high school regattas

consist of — is a race between two teams of three boats each. The team

with the best finishing combination wins. Simple as that. You find your

six best sailors and put them on the boats and away they go. That’s the

part where you’re focused on the present.

The thing about sailing, though, is that it takes a little time to learn

to do it well. Just about anybody can take a few lessons and go out and

sail around the harbor. But to become a proficient – and, dare I say,

good – racer, you’ve got to have the experience. And the only way you

get the experience is by practicing. And that means that, in addition to

having your best sailors working together in practice, you need to have

some younger, less experienced sailors out there learning the necessary

skills so that they’ll be ready to take over when the older, more experi-

enced folks graduate and move on. That would be the whole looking-

towards-the-future part.

It’s a tough balance, to be sure, especially when you’ve got a limit-

ed number of boats that you can have on the water at any given time.

But we’re doing what we can to develop younger talent while building

on the existing skills of the older sailors. And at the risk of sounding

like I’m trying to segue into something here — which I am — the same

philosophy of focusing on both the present and the future hold true for

your house.

In the most basic sense, there are two kinds of repairs that need to

be done to houses, and they can be labeled as “present” and “future.”

Think of it like a car. Present repairs are like flat tires or bad alternators.

They’re pretty easy to spot, namely because your car isn’t going any-

where until you get them fixed. And that leads to the second character-

istic of present repairs, namely the fact that they tend to get fixed pret-

ty much right now.

Then there are those future repairs, which might also be called pre-

ventive maintenance. Changing the oil, for example, or flushing out the

radiator. These are things you don’t necessarily think about all the time,

because they’re not right in your face and they don’t make your car stop

dead in its tracks. The catch is, though, if you don’t do those repairs,

your car is going to get to the point where it does just that. And trust me

when I tell you that it’s not a good feeling when your car just kind of

freezes up and stops. Call it the voice of experience.

Houses are much like cars. There are those repairs that have to get

done right now – a light bulb burns out, a leaky faucet needs to get

replaced – because they’re right in your face and you know those things

are broken. So you fix them post-haste.

But then there are those things that are not quite so visible. When is

the last time you were down in the crawl space to check the pipes?

What about the lint filter on your dryer? Or the paint on your exterior

trim? All of those things and many more like them can be kept up and

maintained for a lot less money than what it’s going to cost to have a

sump pump to get water out from your basement that you didn’t know

was coming in because you never checked or to replace the rotten wood

that could have been prevented by a new coat of paint.

And yes, I realize there’s a lot to think about, especially when you’re

also trying to think about your job and your family and your everything

else. Luckily for all of us, there are plenty of talented folks right here

on Nantucket who know exactly what to look for and how to maintain

things so as to save you money down the road. Those talented folks are

worth their weight in gold when it comes to saving you from future

unexpected emergency expenses. So when you’re having the outdoor

shower turned on this spring, think about preventive maintenance and

have somebody check out the rest of your house. Then get yourself a

jacket with “Coach” embroidered on it.

Andrew Spencer, a fifth-generation summer resident-turned-year-rounder, has been writing about Nantucket since moving to the islandfull-time in 2002. He is the author of, “Tower of Thieves: Inside AIG’sCorporate Culture of Greed,” and also the co-author of “Bear Trap:The Fall of Bear Stearns and the Panic of 2008.”

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HISTORIC DISTRICT, MODERN HOME

$1,399,000Attractive, custom quality built 4 BDRM,

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WAUWINET withBEACH & HARBOR ACCESS

$2,850,000Delightful contemporary 4 BDRM, 3.5

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FAIR STREET INN$1,249,000

This spacious 6 BDRM, 5 BA c.1850 gem iscurrently operating as the “Wood Box” but

could be easily returned to a private residence.Loads of character, fabulous location!Listing Agent: Pat Carr Calabrese

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Listing Broker: Cynthia LenhartSeller is a MA licensed real estate agent

ABSOLUTELY ENCHANTING!$2,995,000

Magic from the moment you enter thedriveway as it winds through a tunnel of

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PINE TREE LANE$665,000

Behind the privet & pines this sweet 3 BDRM, 2BA single story home is a hidden treasure.

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Listing Broker: Jim Cahill

SIMPLY CHARMING$915,000

Cheerful home in popular Naushop. 5 BDRM,3.5 BA spacious living /dining rm, cozy family rm

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A MUST SEE!

GORGEOUS CONDOAPARTMENT

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Listing Broker: Pam Sosebee

HOME SWEET HOME$599,000

Adorable Cape style 3 BDRM, 2BA home in Abrem Quaryneighborhood. Full basement, maple floors, granite counters,

stainless appliances, fresh and attractive inside & out!Listing Agent: Beth Maier

SURFSIDE COTTAGENOW 2 LOTS!

$599,000

Ranch style 2+ BDRM, 1.5 BA home on oversized 1/2 acre lot located at the Surfside end of

Hooper Farm Road. Quiet sandylane private and centrally located.Attached work shop could become3rd BDRM suite. Planning boardapproved 2 lot subdivision offers

potential for 4 dwellings (2 primary & 2 covenant).

Town water & sewer.


SWEETHEART DEAL$825,000

Sprawling 4 BDRM, 2.5 BA single storyhome w/ post & beam garageclose to golf course, beaches

& Bartlett Farm. Priced to sell!

Broker/Owner: Pam SosebeeOwner is a MA licensed real estate broker GREAT OPPORTUNITY

THINKING ABOUT BUYING A HOME ON NANTUCKET?Economic conditions continue to support a strong buyers market. A rare investment opportunity knocks!

India Street

Immaculately renovated antique home offeringthree floors of living space. Located only stepsfrom the heart of Nantucket's historic district.This lovely home is ready for summer of 2011occupancy!

$2,950,000

Mid Island Opportunities This building has been used as an office building for over 20 years. It hasexcellent visibility from Bartlett Road. The building has approximately 2,300sq. ft. on two floors with much available storage in both the basement andattic. There is excellent off-street parking: 12 regular spaces and 1 handicapspace. Units can also be purchased individually (Unit 1 for $450,000 and Unit2 for $525,000). Use one side and rent the other for rental income.

$950,000

Monomoy ViewsThis four bedroom Milton Rowland designed home sits on almost 2 acrestoward the end of Monomoy Road, offering a quiet and private retreat inprestigious Monomoy. This upside down family home offers picturesqueharbor views from the light and spacious second floor. Large over-sized lotoffers plenty of room for expansion or a second dwelling and pool, allow-ing you to create your own wonderful Monomoy estate.

$5,995,000

Ocean Access Moments AwayPrivate and very charming three bedroom Wauwinet area home. Thelarge, lovely yard and gardens offer separate areas to dine, relax orplay. A 22,200+ square foot lot in 5,000 square foot zoning allows forsignificant expansion to create the beach house of your dreams. Deededbeach access to the Squam beach. Easy access to the Wauwinet Inn,Toppers and Great Point.

$1,950,000

WoodburyFurnished in-town home with private hedged-in gardens with room fora pool. Four bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms along with a private stu-dio with a full bath creates a wonderful home for a family and enter-taining. Cherry flooring, detailed custom paneling and window shuttersthroughout help create a gracious home with style and comfort.

$2,595,000

Polpis HarborfrontBeautiful country setting on Polpis Harbor with sweeping views over saltmarshes out to Polpis Harbor. Magnificent oak trees and varied topog-raphy make this a special site.

$3,500,000

Landscaped Oasis Moments from Towncked in on a beautifully landscaped lot on a very quiet street a short dis-tance from Town, this impeccably maintained and tasteful four bed-room, three bath home offers an open floor plan which was thoughtful-ly designed and appointed.

$2,095,000

Landmark Lincoln Circle PropertyFabulous Victorian antique on an oversized lot. This bright and sunnysummer home offers ample room for expansion and potential for sub-division. Ideally located across from Steps Beach. Harbor and Soundviews from many rooms.

$6,750,000

Perfect Waterfront Retreat Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and endless water views of forever-preservedHither Creek, Madaket Harbor and beyond to Tuckernuck from the privatedock, expansive deck and from inside this incredibly designed, renovatedhome. The “Hither Creek House” has been meticulously upgraded to maintainits authentic charm and history while offering top-of-the-line appliances andappointments. Property offers the addition of a boathouse.

$3,250,000

Polpis Overlooking Cranberry BogsCreated by America’s leading post and beam designer Tedd Benson, thisexceptional country estate property is located on four stunning acresthat overlook Conservation lands that include views over stunning cran-berry bogs. The property is located adjacent to endless miles of conser-vation trails and is a brief bike ride to Polpis Harbor.

$3,695,000

Blueberry Hill

The custom-built home, sits on seven magnificent acresand is a nature lover's paradise. The grounds includeexcellent outdoor living and entertaining areas includinga fire-pit, rolling topography, herb gardens and windingpaths amongst the Tupelo Forest. A terrific and rare offer-ing. Plenty of room for a guest house, pool and barn witha nine bedroom septic in place.

$6,900,000

In Town with Pool Four bedroom house, two bay garage, with a one bedroom apartment above,and a Gunite pool situated on nearly a half acre of manicured land in Town. Theproperty has been well-maintained including 2010 improvements of a new roof,new back deck, tile in the bathrooms and new counters and cabinetry in thekitchen. The home boasts a consistent summer rental history and is within ashort stroll to area shops and restaurants. $2,375,000

Amazing Oceanfront PropertyPanoramic views over the Tom Nevers Bluff, the Atlantic Ocean, and allthe way to Sankaty Light. Beach stairs right in front through the dunesto the beautiful surf beach. Watch and listen to the surf from your cov-ered porch, second floor deck or roofwalk. There is some expansionpotential and room for a swimming pool.

$2,895,000

Charming in Codfish Park A lovely rose covered four bedroom home in Codfish Park! Detail andcharm abound inside and out as the house has been wonderfully reno-vated and maintained. Only a stone’s throw to the beach; this propertyis indeed special.

$1,490,000

Still DockStylish and well maintained two bedroom condominium located off OldNorth Wharf in the heart of town. This property offers good rental poten-tial as well as offering a great vacation retreat for buyers seeking aneasy low maintenance home. In 2007, the exterior trim was painted anda new roof was installed.

$685,000

Antique GemThe charm and convenience of an in Town home with the expansive propertyand privacy of a Country Estate. Beautifully renovated home with thoughtfuldetailing throughout, set on 3/4 of an acre. Meticulous landscaping with opti-mum privacy, expansive lawn and custom stone walls and patios. New in-groundheated swimming pool with pebble finish and blue stone coping. Ground coverremains for additional buildings and/or additions.

$2,170,000

SpaciousHomeon anOversizedLotExceptionally located on one of the few remaining cobblestone streetsin the heart of downtown just 2 blocks from the Harbor and Main Street,this c. 1850 Greek Revival home offers a beautifully manicured privateyard and garden, water views and existing off-street parking with signif-icant building expansion possibilities.

$3,250,000

Exceptional Detail & Style

This lovely three bedroom home on an over-sized lot has room for expan-sion or a second dwelling. The rear deck and large, private backyard andgarden offer wonderful outdoor areas for relaxing, dining and entertain-ing. The kitchen and both bathrooms were updated in 2008. This charm-ing and comfortable home is very conveniently located.

$595,000

‘Sconset Five bedroom home built in the early 1990s and located in a beautifulsummer setting overlooking Low Beach. The spacious hedged in yard isideal for summer play and the casual and open upside down floor plantakes advantage of the second floor water views.

$1,895,000

In Town on CopperSpacious modern home and garage/apartment built in 2005 on a lovelysmall street in the Old Historic District of Nantucket Town. The main houseoffers 5 bedrooms and 5 full baths, an open floor plan with a gourmet kitchen,dining and living areas. There is also a separate 2 car garage with a two bed-room, 1 bath apartment above. There is a large patio and a covered front porchfor outdoor enjoyment of the property. $2,850,000

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Polpis $2,695,000Hollywood Farm - built in the 1870s was owned by the well-knownNantucket Starbuck and Swain families. The property includes the original farmhouse and barn, a charming one bedroom guest cottage,a separate music studio, a lovely fenced-in perennial garden and matureplantings which create a private and enjoyable setting.A rare opportuni-ty to own a piece of historical Nantucket!

Dionis $2,875,000Custom-designed House, Studio/Garage and a separate 1-car Garage inTrot’s Hills area of Dionis. Multiple decks and porches are ideal forentertaining.Views over Linda Loring Nature Preserve. No restrictions ona pool if so desired. Only a short distance to a great Sound beach.This property also has one of the best Sunset views on the island!

Cisco $1,545,000Turn-Key Cisco 4 Bedroom home situated on the end of cul-de-sac.This property offers a strong established rental history, pastoral views &expansion potential. Easy access to popular Cisco Beach — A Surfer'sParadise!

Pocomo $3,295,000This classy Custom Beach Home has it all- great construction technique, layout,superb views of Wauwinet Harbor as wellas deeded beach access which is 150' away.Wauwinet Harbor is perfect for swim-ming, boating, kayaking, windsurfing, aswell as fishing and clamming.Truly a greatslice of Nantucket Real Estate!

WAUWINETOne of the most spectacular

locations on Nantucket.Enjoy ocean and harbor frontage.

$9,995,000

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DIONIS5+ acres with views and 460’ feet of frontage on Eel Point. Existing three bedroom

cottage on the highest point with views out over dunes and Nantucket Sound.$5,950,000

QUIDNETOversized, elevated parcel, 3.6 acres in size, with distant views of the Atlantic, Sesachacha

Pond and Sankaty Light. One of the highest elevations in the Quidnet/Squam area.$3,495,000

SHIMMOOutstanding 1.6 acre lot in desirable Shimmo offers excellent views of Nantucket Harborand Town. This elevated lot, with its exquisite assortment of mature trees, is located on a

terrific, quiet road of upscale new homes.$3,395,000

CLIFFWonderful Cliff /Town location to create a nice family compound with house,

guest house, garage, pool, etc... Sub dividable ANR lot.$2,475,000

WAUWINETBuild your dream home on this outstanding, elevated, 3+ acre lot in Wauwinet,

offering terrific views of the Harbor and Nantucket town in the distance.$1,900,000

TOWNConforming, level lot on a very quiet street in one of the most desirable areas in

the Town of Nantucket. Located in ROH zoning allowing for 50% ground cover,a building footprint of 2,550 square feet.

$1,450,000

SURFSIDEPrivate, oversized (three acres in two acre zoning), nicely wooded lot in desirable area.

Plenty of ground cover for main house, second dwelling, pool and tennis court.$945,000

CLIFFWonderful Cliff /Town location. Recent ANR Sub-Division.

$910,000

MID-ISLANDRC-2 zoned lot, 6,500 +/- square feet, with outstanding visibility on Old South Road.Excellent opportunity for destination retail exposure, as well as duplex living potential.

$245,000

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37 Main Street, Nantucket Island, MA 02554 Phone: 508-228-1881 ext. 119 [email protected]

TOWNNicely renovated antique with

exceptionally large back yard and off street parking, 5 or 6 bedrooms.

$4,465,000

TOWNBeautifully restored in-town antique

on an oversized, corner lot.Large garage and yard.

$3,875,000

CLIFFBeautifully restored 1747 antique home ondesirable Cliff Road, just a five minute walk

into town. Many original features intact.$5,275,000

MONOMOYVery large, family home with views of thecreeks, Town and distant harbor. Excellentfloor plan for entertaining and large groups.

$3,250,000

TOWNOriginally built in the late 1700s and completely restored in 2007.

4 BR/4 full/2 half baths. Quiet Street.$2,975,000

BRANT POINTIncredibly well executed restoration of a classic, bungalow style beach

house with added cottage.$3,975,000

TOWNBeautiful 4 BR home in the

Old Historic District on one of the most sought after streets.

$2,975,000

CLIFFNestled in on a quiet shell lane, this three

bedroom, four bath home is secluded but only a short walk to Main Street.

$2,445,000

TOWNTwo separate 2 BR/2 bath condos, canremain as is or convert back to singlefamily. Both have A/C and fireplaces.

$1,785,000

POLPISNew home features a fantastic floor plan

and highest quality finishes, pool andviews. 5 BR/5 full/2 half baths.

$4,989,000

SCONSETClassic 1920s ‘Sconset Bluff Home withdetached garage. Magnificent sunrises

and views of Atlantic.$795,000

TOM NEVERSVery nice ocean views from this three

bedroom/two and a half bath upside downhouse located across the street from the bluff

$1,495,000

WAUWINET Beautiful custom home

with detached cottage/studio.Magnificent piece of property.

$2,295,000

MADEQUECHAMOver an acre of oceanfront property with 150' of ocean frontage, sunsets

and wonderful beach.$2,695,000

CISCO Well designed, spacious home with

views of Hummock Pond and a shortwalk to beach. A/C. Room for pool.

$3,475,000

TOWNTwo story, two bedroom, waterfront townhouse in a fantastic location with excellent

rental history. Walk to Main Street.$975,000

SURFSIDETwo houses on an oversized lot with

two driveways and so much separationthey can easily be rented separately.

$1,475,000

TOWNRecently built home on oversized lot,

with beautiful materials and details; cher-ry floors; granite; nice finish work.

$2,675,000

SHAWKEMONew construction. This is an

extraordinary execution of a brilliantdesign. Unprecedented quality.

$10,800,000

TOWNBeautifully executed renovation and

addition of a 1930s bungalow design.One block from the top of Main Street.

$1,995,000

MID ISLANDWell-maintained home located in a nice,

well established, year round neighborhoodclose to schools, mid-island businesses.

$569,000

MADEQUECHAMOutstanding South Shore Ocean Front

Estate features a meticulously maintainedfive bedroom post and beam style house.

$4,900,000

MIACOMETTwo story beach house on two beautifulacres across from Miacomet Pond. Views

of pond, ocean and conservation land.$1,995,000

MADAKETIn a stunning location, this four bedroomhouse offers magnificent views of LongPond, the ocean and conservation land.

$1,175,000

WAUWINETTraditional, four bedroom, saltbox

with large garage on private one and a half acre lot. (Owner/Broker)

$1,495,000

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SHAWKEMONew, extraordinarily well finished home

with magnificent views of NantucketHarbor, town, Coatue and inlet.

$8,800,000

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MADAKET Wonderful family compound with two,

three bedroom homes with good separation between the two.

$1,965,000

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WAUWINETBeautiful custom home. Fantastic quality

throughout with beautiful paneling and moldings, fixtures and hardware.

$ 2,795,000

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Almost in Town

This spacious single story home features 3 bed-rooms with a welcoming open floor plan. Adesirable location with a sizable yard and attachedgarage.

$865,000Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Over 13 acres

Of unspoiled land with panoramic 2nd floorviews of Nantucket Sound. Abuts Conservationland. Potential for subdivision. Peaceful locationnear the north shore. Please call for details.

Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Points of ViewBright and spacious upsidedown home offersgracious summer living with views of Long Pondand Madaket Harbor. Two living areas, four bed-rooms, three full baths and large south facingdeck complete this well-maintained home.Move right in!

$1,389,000Listing Broker: Penny Dey, GRI, ABRM

Notable Whaling Era Home

Located in the historic district and built in 1806by Clovis Black, a ship’s carpenter. Recentupdates include a new kitchen, bathrooms, ACand furnace. Generous rooms, hedged yard and3 off street parking spots.

$2,850,000Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

“Rosemoor,”The Essence of SconsetA gracious & sunny summer home thoughtfully reno-vated, keeping the original character and Sconsetcharm. Rosemoor offers many modern luxuries, highend finishes and fabulous details. Five spacious bed-rooms with private baths, a multitude of living spaces,great outdoor living & a large yard. Designed for easyliving for 2 or 9 in the summer or off season! $3,895,000Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

On the Way to Cisco…

An ideal location for summer or year round liv-ing. This custom built, cape style home offers 3bedrooms, 2 baths, an inviting living area withcathedral ceiling & fireplace and an attachedgarage. Almost an acre of land.


Hidden in the Historic District This charming 2 bedroom home features an invitingopen floor plan, updated bathroom, large deck & offstreet parking. Enjoy this home as is or add a 2nd floorand expand into a 3 or 4 bedroom home for an addition-al $135,000 to $150,000. Concept design plans availablefor viewing. Excellent vacation rental potential.$795,000Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

An Abundance of Space…

Inside and out on this spacious 1.8 acre parcel witha roomy, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom home.Air conditioned and expansion potential in theattic or basement.


Oceanfront Living

This wonderful property is the best waterfrontvalue on the market! 2+ acres of land with 200’of oceanfront beach in one of the best surfing andfishing areas on the island. Keep it simple, as is, orbuild your own perfect beach house on this idealspot on the south shore.

$1,780,500Listing Broker: Jane Miller, ABR, RSPS


Everything You Ask For

4 bedrooms,3 baths, 2 fireplaces, open floor plan,stylish kitchen, extraordinary outdoor livingspace, full basement & a covered porch. Over ahalf acre of land with room to expand.

$998,000Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

Quidnet Near the Sea

Complete the courtyard and create your ownsecret garden by the sea. Then, turn things upsidedown and climb to the glorious views of theocean, pond and Sankaty Light. Stunning viewsare protected. Truly a one of a kind property.

$1,490,000Listing Broker: Penny Dey, GRI, ABRM

Charming and Bright...home nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in Nashaquisset.Open floor plan for easy entertaining. Three gener-ous bedrooms with three full bathrooms.Nashaquisset offers year round caretaking,use of pooland tennis courts and magnificent landscaping.Property is for sale partially furnished.

$790,000Listing Brokers: Melinda Vallett and Penny Dey

Madaket $325,000 and Under

Peaceful views and priced right. We have a 2bedroom, 2 bath and a 3 bedroom, 2 bath town-house available. Easy to view.

Listing Brokers:Ken Beaugrand & Meg Ruley, ABR, RSPS

Mizzenmast Sunset

Modern home with 3 bedrooms & 2 baths isbeautifully landscaped and just right for yearround living or as a low maintenance secondhome.


Naushop Traditional

Excellent opportunity in a lovely area ofNaushop. Three floors of living space in this fourbedroom, three and a half bath home. Large pri-vate back yard.

$695,000Listing Broker: Ginger Ivey

Polpis Harbor ViewsFour acres of tranquility on the way to Wauwinet.This post and beam treasure boasts three full levels ofgracious living and offers intimacy and warmththroughout.The 19th century, reclaimed barn tim-bers and hand crafted details welcome you at everyturn. Expansive room for entertaining.

$2,990,000 Listing Broker: Melinda Vallett

Casual Comfort…

In one of the most spacious homes in Naushop.Located on a cul-de-sac near 28 acres of Land BankLand.Three levels of living space with generous,wellproportioned rooms. Air conditioned and a partiallyfinished basement. Established rental history.

$895,000 Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

Tom Nevers Land

A one acre lot (located in LUG 3 zoning) in TomNevers! A great opportunity to build a newhome on Nantucket Island. Potential for distantsecond floor water views.

$450,000Listing Broker: Meg Ruley, ABR, RSPS

Builder’s Choice!

Make your dream of building and owning a homeon Nantucket a reality. This is a 5,000 +/-sf lot andlocated on town water and sewer. R5 zoning allowsfor single family home or a duplex.

$239,000Listing Broker: Meg Ruley, ABR, RSPS

NEWS REPORT

owned a real estate business,” she recalled recently,

“and I started off working with her and ended up part-

nering with her.” From there, she moved on to han-

dling the national marketing duties for ERA Realty.

Meanwhile, in another part of the state, a police

officer named Ryan Smith was buying property in a

fledgling real estate development on Nantucket, a plot

of land in a little enclave that would come to be called

Naushop. He bought the property in 1990 and built a

house in 1994, planning to eventually retire to the lit-

tle island once his days on the force had come to an

end. In 1996, Ryan met PJ, and the rest is wedded

bliss history. “We spent a lot of time here,” PJ said, “a

lot of it in the off-season.” Included in those visits

were events like Daffodil Festival and Christmas

Stroll, though at the time ,PJ had no idea she’d be

overseeing those events.

Fast-forward to November 29, 2010. PJ and Ryan

had moved to Nantucket full-time. It was four days

before Nantucket’s annual Christmas Stroll, one of

the busiest weekends on the island. What better time

for the new Executive Director of the Chamber of

Commerce to start her job? “It was interesting to say

the least,” PJ said of this baptism-by-fire. Her experi-

ences as a visitor to Strolls past gave her insight into

what to expect, and she already has ideas to modify

the existing program for this year’s Stroll: “We need

to keep things fresh and new,” she said, “in order to

keep visitors coming back. We need to give them new

reasons to keep coming.” Those reasons include

offering increased exposure to mid-island businesses

that oftentimes get overlooked by those shoppers who

are centered on shopping in town.

But before she gets there, she’s got to get through

Daffodil Festival first. “I’m looking forward to it,”

she said of the upcoming kick-off to the season.

“We’ve added motorcycles to the parade this year,

which was both a way of keeping the event fresh for

returning visitors and a response to requests from

motorcycle riders who’s asked to be included in the

past.” That willingness to listen to requests and, when

possible, to implement those requests are another

example of PJ’s ability to see things for what they can

become, rather than what they always have been.

Even the interior of the Chamber’s office has

undergone some changes under PJ’s watch. The new

boardroom — of which she is understandably proud

— is a fantastic space for Chamber meetings and

events, as well as for those Chamber members who

might need to use it.

But it’s not all fun and games and redecorating for

the Executive Director. “I’m responsible for main-

taining the membership value,” PJ said of her job

description. “And that includes marketing and pro-

moting tourism, fund-raising and generating activity

during the shoulder- and off-seasons. I work to help

our members grow their businesses. A lot of what we

do is advertising and promoting Nantucket through-

out the country and internationally.” And local busi-

nesses have reacted positively to PJ’s style; 15 new

businesses joined the Chamber in March of this year,

a number thought to be the highest single-month gain

in the organization’s recent history. “Providing value

to our customers is my priority, first and foremost,”

she added.

To that end, she’s made some structural changes to

the make-up of the Chamber committees, consolidat-

ing and modifying to better suit the needs of the

island. “One committee is in charge of student men-

toring at the high school,” she said. “We’re going to

be having a job fair for the students, both for summer

jobs and school-to-career opportunities.”

Additionally, the Chamber is sponsoring a series of

workshops and lectures for member businesses, with

topics that include such subjects as effective time

management, using social networking and customer

service.

All of this change doesn’t happen in a vacuum,

however, and PJ is quick to give credit to her staff and

the members of the Board of the Chamber of

Commerce, all of whom she said have been very sup-

portive of her and her visions of change. “The biggest

challenge we’re facing right now is getting the word

out,” she said. “We’ve got a long membership list and

we’re in regular communication with everyone, but

not everybody is aware of all the services and oppor-

tunities we’re offering.”

Something tells me that PJ has a vision for resolv-

ing that situation, too.

Andrew Spencer, a fifth-generation summer resident-turned-year-rounder, has been writing about Nantucketsince moving to the island full-time in 2002. He is theauthor of, “Tower of Thieves: Inside AIG’s CorporateCulture of Greed,” and also the co-author of “Bear Trap:The Fall of Bear Stearns and the Panic of 2008.”

PJ, continued from page 1


Gallery is today.

At the new location, Maury plans to

offer paint, floor coverings, old antique

flooring, tile, wall-to-wall carpeting,

area rugs, soft window treatments,

housewares, kitchen cabinets, mattress-

es and box springs from Seeley and

Englander, and limited hardware items.

Additionally, the Emporium Home

Center will have its own in-house home

appliance center operated by KAM

Appliance, which is moving from its

current location at 117 Orange Street to

Maury’s new store.

Maury believes there is opportunity

— given the current gradual growth of

the economy — not just for an increase

in the market share, but new businesses.

“I think there’s been room for busi-

nesses to compete against Marine for

years,” Maury said. “You can’t even

park there half the time, so they’re

doing phenomenal business. “

Maury said he began to feel the need

for such a store while he and his wife,

Michelle, were running the retail side of

their son, Andrew’s, clothing store,

Nantucket Brand and, finding space on

another floor, began selling gifts and

limited home furnishings a la

Emporium. Eventually, after customers

kept asking for more of what the origi-

nal Emporium offered, Maury moved

this part of the store to a space across

from the Federal Street post office.

“I was in retail a long time ago,” he

said. “I kinda burnt out on retail early,

and then I got into the construction and

development, and then I kinda burnt out

on that.”

Soon after, there was retirement,

which meant six months on Nantucket

and six months in Florida, which wasn’t

working for Maury, so he got involved

with his son’s business.

“When my son started the Nantucket

Brand clothing, there wasn’t really

enough to fill the whole building, so I

put Emporium stuff in there and people

kept asking for and more and more,”

added Maury who told his real estate

broker friend, Michael Angelastro, to

let him know when a good space

became available for a revival of the

Emporium.

When 54 Old South Road opened up,

Maury jumped on it. He is using the

existing L-shaped structure on the .43-

of-an-acre lot with the plan to put park-

ing in the rear and landscaping between

the building and Old South Road.

Operating with a five-year lease with an

option to buy the property currently

assessed at $1,245,200, Maury may

expand the building, once he sees how

phase one pans out.

Should there be a phase two, it would

at least include an expanded hardware

section and maybe garden furniture.

This next step, however, will depend on

what Maury’s customers need once they

see the inventory of phase one. With the

renovation of the building coming

along, the sprinkler system going in

now, Maury is hoping to open in mid-

June.

“We’re going to be very competitive

and I think we’ll help the consumer on

the island because I think people [simi-

lar businesses] will have to get a little

more realistic,” said Maury.

Peter B. Brace is a freelance writerwho has lived on Nantucket for the last15 years. The former environmental,growth and development writer for theNantucket Independent and theNantucket Beacon, Brace, the author of“Walking Nantucket: A Walkers Guideto Exploring Nantucket on Foot,” iscurrently working on a natural historyof the island and his sequel to “WalkingNantucket.”

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Easier said than done. Steinauer, the

Massachusetts Audubon Society’s proper-

ty manager for its two sanctuaries on

Nantucket, told me I must go through the

15 wildland firefighting instruction mod-

ules, each of which required the passing of

a multiple choice test for which I had to

score at least 80 percent to be cleared to

move onto the next module. These cours-

es had names such as Suppression,

Communication and Mop-up, and

Principles of Wildland Fire Behavior.

Despite being classes I could work

through at home at my leisure, they were

quite challenging.

Most daunting of all, however, was taking

them on a friend’s PC laptop (the disks did

not work on my iMac) and having to learn

how use said laptop, download drivers for

my printer and generally navigate the

labyrinthian operating system from the mind

of Bill Gates. Jeezum crow, when do I get to

burn noxious weeds and invasive plants?

Passing all 15 courses with mostly hon-

ors, I stuck the disks along with copies of

the certificates into Ernie’s mailbox and

blasted off a triumphant email announcing

my wildland firefighting prowess, class-

room only. Next came clothing. I

should’ve known. You can’t torch the

moors or the sandplain grasslands without

the proper attire.

Enter NOMEX and leather. NOMEX is

flame retardant clothing that all wildland

firefighters must wear — either the stan-

dard forest green pants and yellow shirt,

which 98 percent of us wear, or in my big-

and-tall case, a one-piece bright yellow

uni that makes me look like I work at a car

wash or for a carpet cleaner.

Leather boots with a Vibram sole must

be worn. No steel shanks or toes that can

heat up and bake your feet like potatoes.

No synthetic materials or rubber that can

melt or catch fire. Then, there are leather

gloves, a hard hat with protective cotton

flaps that fold down to protect your face

and lungs from the heat, smoke and

flames. And finally, a good pair of sun-

glasses or goggles for eye protection. Now

can I play with matches, Mr. Perry?

Actually, the buildup and preparation

for getting out into the bush to burn is

exhaustingly cautious, but with good rea-

son. The NHP, which includes the island’s

conservation organizations and the

Nantucket Fire Department, has two burn

teams — the Land Bank and of the

Nantucket Conservation Foundation, both

of which do prescribed burns independent

of each other. The Land Bank burns on its

own and on Mass Audubon’s properties.

I have been burning with the Land Bank

From top: A thicket of scrub oak goes up in aball of flames just north of the Nantucket Golf

Club on marine heathland owned by theMassachusetts Audubon Society;

Eleven members of the Nantucket Islands LandBank burn crew that fired 13 acres in two plots

on April 10 in the Eastern Moors;

Land Bank burn crew member and NantucketLand Council Resource Conservationist Emily

MacKinnon using a drip torch full of a mixture ofdiesel and gasoline to light a section of a burnunit. MacKinnon’s green pants and yellow shirt-

jac are designed to be flame-retardant.

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ISLW . . . . . . . . .Islandwide Realty JLEE . . . . . . . . . .Jeff Lee Real EstateJORD . . . . . . . . .Jordan & AssociatesKILL . . . . . . . . . .Killen Real EstateLVST . . . . . . . . .LandvestMCDL . . . . . . . .McDonald Real EstateMACH . . . . . . . . .Vaughan Machado Real EstateMAUR . . . . . . . .The Maury People/Sotheby’s Intl.NREC . . . . . . . . .Nantucket Real EstateOSPR . . . . . . . . .Osprey Real Estate

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KEY TO LISTING OFFICES

SF . . . . . . . . . . . .Single FamilyMF . . . . . . . . . . .Multi Family

Land . . . . . . . . . .LandCondo . . . . . . . . .Condo

Com . . . . . . . . . .CommercialCo-op . . . . . . . . .Co-opKEY TO PROPERTY TYPE


$449,000 Hinsdale Rd 2/2.5 0.00 Condo COMP

$449,000 Backus Ln 3/2 0.26 SF MAUR

$449,000 Essex Rd 4/3 0.19 SF FRAZ

$450,000 Sanford Rd 0/0 0.28 Com GTPT

$450,000 Bartlett Rd 0/1.5 0.17 Com GTPT

$450,000 Amelia Dr 0/0.5 0.00 Com KILL

$455,000 Park Circle 3/2.5 0.00 Condo COFF

$465,000 Surfside Dr 0/0 0.20 Com GTPT

$469,000 Nobska Way 2/1 0.12 SF CVIL

$495,000 Perry Ln 0/0 0.23 Land KILL

$495,000 Friendship Ln 0/0 0.46 Land AERE

$525,000 Essex Rd 6/5 0.12 MF MAUR

$525,000 Bartlett Rd 0/0.5 0.17 Com GTPT

$540,000 Teasdale Circle 2/2.5 0.00 Condo WWRE

$575,000 Amelia Dr 0/0.5 0.00 Com KILL

$579,000 Surfside Rd 3/2 0.15 SF MAUR

$595,000 Hooper Farm 2/2 0.25 SF CONG

$595,000 Macys Ln 3/2 0.17 SF GTPT

$599,000 Hooper Farm Rd 3/3 0.24 SF CVIL

$639,000 Surfside Rd 1/1 0.44 SF BAMB

$649,500 Appleton Rd 4/2 0.14 SF COFF

$650,000 Daffodil Ln 3/2.5 0.47 Co-Op JORD







$655,000 Essex Rd 3/2.5 0.20 SF COFF

$665,000 Pine Tree Rd 3/2 0.20 SF COMP

$695,000 Luff Rd 3/2 0.34 SF AERE

$699,000 Waydale Rd 5/4 0.28 SF JORD

$707,000 Friendship Ln 6/3 0.49 MF ISLP

$739,000 Surfside Rd 4/3 0.46 MF JORD

$739,000 Friendship Ln 3/3.5 0.46 SF JORD

$795,000 U. Tawpawshaw 0/0 0.37 Land CONG

$799,000 Halyard Ln 3/2 0.35 SF WWRE


$800,000 Old South Rd 4/3 0.11 Com COFF

$829,000 Old South Rd 4/2.5 0.75 Condo GTPT

$849,000 Pine Crest Dr 3/3.5 1.10 SF GTPT

$850,000 Surfside Rd 5/2 0.23 MF CSAA

$895,000 Sanford Rd 0/0 0.28 Com GTPT

$895,000 Cato Ln 6/5 0.23 MF BAMB

$895,000 Pine Crest Dr 3/3.5 1.29 SF MAUR

$900,000 Bartlett Rd 1/1 0.70 SF KILL

$925,000 Witherspoon Dr 4/3.5 0.13 SF MAUR

$950,000 Bartlett Rd 0/2 0.17 Com GTPT

$995,000 Amelia Dr 0/1 0.00 Com KILL

$995,000 Old South Rd 0/3 0.18 Com KILL

$998,000 Fairgrounds Rd 4/3 0.54 SF AERE

$1,050,000 Arrowhead Dr 2/2.5 0.14 Com KILL

$1,100,000 Hanabea Ln 4/4 0.17 Com COFF

$1,100,000 Old South Rd 4/4 0.17 Com COFF

$1,285,000 Meadow View 4/4.5 0.46 SF COFF

$1,300,000 Sparks Ave 0/0.5 0.22 Com MAUR

$1,345,000 Sanford Rd 0/0 0.28 Com GTPT

$1,475,000 Arrowhead Dr 2/2.5 0.40 Com KILL

$1,695,000 Sheep Commons 3/3 0.80 SF CONG

Monomoy

$749,000 Milestone Rd 2/2 0.00 Condo BOYC

$999,000 Brewster Rd 0/0 2.86 Land FRAZ

$1,695,000 Brewster Rd 3/2 1.37 SF MAUR

$3,250,000 Monomoy Rd 6/6.5 0.92 SF MAUR

$3,895,000 Monomoy Rd 5/4.5 0.15 SF CONG

$5,995,000 Monomoy Rd 8/6.5 1.75 SF KILL

$5,995,000 Monomoy Rd 4/2.5 1.84 SF GTPT

$7,900,000 Salt Marsh Rd 6/7 5.06 SF KILL

$14,995,000Monomoy Rd 6/9 1.04 SF MAUR

$21,500,000Monomoy Rd 6/7.5 1.01 SF FRAZ



NEWS REPORT

crew, which operates with a 25-year conservation per-

mit from the Massachusetts Natural Heritage and

Endangered Species Program, which requires man-

agement of Smooth Hummocks to maintain these

grasslands. For the last 10 to 15 years, the Land Bank

has also been restoring former maritime shrublands

back into grasslands at the Head of the Plains and for

Mass Audubon. As part the Nantucket Golf Club’s

conservation permit, the Land Bank is restoring 1,000

acres in the eastern moors.

Because the burns are done in relatively close prox-

imity to developed areas, and because the volatility of

weather conditions on Nantucket can be extreme, the

utmost in pre-burn preparations are observed.

The ultimate goal is the continued burning of inva-

sive species on research plots for ongoing plant stud-

ies. The burns kill their buds, robbing them of their

growth energy supplies and essentially stunting their

growth to make way for rare plants and grasses such

as bushy rockrose, St. Andrew’s cross, eastern silvery

aster, New England blazing star, sandplain flax, little

bluestem grass and broom crowberry. Without a fire

prescription — a burn plan — no sparks hit the

ground.

All has to be right for a burn. Relative humidity

(moisture content in the air) must be between 45 to 55

percent. Too high (75 percent and higher) and the

brush will not burn. Too low (30 percent and lower)

and fire behavior becomes too extreme and unman-

ageable.

The mixing height — the top of the air mass being

filled with smoke — should be as high as possible.

Drier air means the smoke ascends higher before

moisture finally levels it off. The more moisture in the

air means the mixing height is lower, which blows

smoke into populated areas and generates complaints

that can ultimately shut a prescribed burn down.

Sunshine and warmth are also preferred burning

conditions because the sun continues to dry out the

fuels and maintains active fire behavior. And, a good

ventilation rate — the amount of new air moving into

the burn area — makes the fire grow in height with

more oxygen. Such conditions are often challenging

to achieve during burn seasons in the spring and fall

when inclement weather can prevent burns for weeks

in a row. Thus far this spring, the Land Bank has

burned on just four days, unfortunate for us grunts

eager for more burn hours.

When we are out on a burn, Perry quarterbacks the

fire, briefing us beforehand on burn locations, weath-

er conditions, escape routes, placement of tanker

trucks and water sources for tanker refills. He oper-

ates with two squad leaders, usually veteran wildland

firefighter and Land Bank employee Jeff Pollock and

Steinauer. Frequently, firefighters from the Cape Cod

National Seashore, Martha’s Vineyard and other con-

servation areas around the region come to Nantucket

to help the cause. While there are several dozen wild-

land firefighters Perry can call on, rarely more than 12

show up for burns.

Just before the burn begins, squad leaders assign

burn management duties to their charges, including

setting the brush on fire with a drip torch canister

filled with mixture of diesel and gasoline, shouldering

a water-filled backpack with hand-pump spray nozzle

for keeping the fire in check, driving one of the four

tanker/fire hose trucks, scratching down to bare earth

with a rake to improve the fire edge of a firebreak,

manning the water hose to create a wet line along the

edge of a break to keep the fire from slopping out of

the burn area, and scouting for escaping cinders that

could cause fires outside the burn area. Experienced

firefighters and us grunts are rotated through these

various tasks throughout the fire.

The essence of a controlled burn is in its carefully

planned prescription, and the doctor in this case is

plant ecologist Peter Dunwiddie, Steinauer’s prede-

cessor who began controlled burns on Nantucket in

the mid-1980s. Back then, burns were done in blue

jeans, tennis sneakers and with only brooms for con-

trol. Since then, Dunwiddie has published several

papers on the positive effects of prescribed fire on

rare plant communities. Also, along the way, brush

cutting was added not only to aid in invasive species

removal and re-establishment of grassland habitat,

but also in the creation of firebreaks.

So, to Peter Dunwiddie, and also Bruce Perry and

Ernie Steinauer, I say, thank you for opening my eyes

to the necessity of fire in island land management and

bringing me along as a wildland firefighter.

Peter B. Brace is a freelance writer who has livedon Nantucket for the last 15 years. The former envi-ronmental, growth and development writer for theNantucket Independent and the Nantucket Beacon,Brace, the author of “Walking Nantucket: A WalkersGuide to Exploring Nantucket on Foot,” is currentlyworking on a natural history of the island and hissequel to “Walking Nantucket.”

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$790,000 Autopscot Circle3/3 0.00 Co-Op COFF

$790,000 Mamack Ln 3/3 0.00 Co-Op AERE

$1,153,750 Yompasham Ln 3/2.5 0.29 SF COFF

Naushop

$395,000 Goldfinch Dr 0/0 0.13 Land JORD

$395,000 Goldfinch Dr 0/0 0.13 Land CSAA

$400,000 Goldfinch Dr 0/0 0.12 Land CONG



$665,000 Goldfinch Dr 3/1.5 0.16 SF CONG

$695,000 Goldfinch Dr 4/3.5 0.15 SF AERE

$699,000 Goldfinch Dr 3/2.5 0.11 SF JORD

$699,000 Dovekie Court 3/2 0.12 SF CONG

$785,000 Goldfinch Dr 3/3 0.13 SF JORD

$795,000 Goldfinch Dr 3/2.5 0.11 SF JORD

$829,000 Goldfinch Dr 3/2.5 0.13 SF MAUR

$875,000 Curlew Court 3/2.5 0.11 SF JORD

$895,000 Kittiwake Ln 4/2.5 0.11 SF GLDY

$895,000 Dovekie Court 5/4.5 0.16 SF AERE

$899,000 Kittiwake Ln 3/3.5 0.12 SF JORD

$915,000 Killdeer Ln 5/3.5 0.12 SF COMP







$1,245,000 Goldfinch Dr 5/3.5 0.15 SF WWRE

$1,495,000 Goldfinch Dr 4/4.5 0.12 SF JORD

Pocomo

$2,195,000 Wauwinet Rd 3/2.5 3.00 SF CONG

$2,990,000 Pocomo Rd 4/4 3.93 SF AERE

$3,295,000 Village Way 3/4.5 0.29 SF ISLP

$3,995,000 Pocomo Rd 4/3 4.06 SF WWRE

Polpis

$1,550,000 North Pasture Ln0/0 0.95 Land CONG

$2,595,000 Polpis Rd 3/3.5 1.05 SF CONG

$2,695,000 Polpis Rd 5/3.5 4.10 SF ISLP

$2,895,000 Polpis Rd 5/4.5 3.09 SF KILL

$2,985,000 Moors End Ln 3/4.5 1.30 SF MAUR

$3,695,000 Almanack Pond 4/3 3.99 SF GTPT

$4,989,000 Polpis Rd 5/6 2.95 SF MAUR

$12,500,000Polpis Rd 6/7 10.00 SF MAUR

Quaise

$899,000 Bassett Rd 2/1 0.99 SF FRAZ

$3,500,000 Quaise Pastures 0/0 4.42 Land GTPT

$3,500,000 Quaise Pastures 5/2 4.42 SF GTPT

$5,950,000 Quaise Pasture 6/7 6.89 SF GTPT

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$940,000 Brier Patch Rd 0/0 1.01 Land MAUR

$1,490,000 Sesachacha Rd 3/2.5 0.14 SF AERE

$2,749,000 Quidnet Rd 3/2 0.25 SF MAUR

$3,295,000 Chase Ln 4/3 4.39 SF CONG

$3,495,000 Quidnet Rd 0/0 3.60 Land MAUR

Sconset

$589,900 Comeau Ln 0/0 0.26 Land AERE

$695,000 Hydrangea Ln 0/0 0.11 Land MAUR

$749,000 Bank St 1/1 0.13 SF COFF

$775,000 Bank St 1/1 0.05 SF CVIL




$795,000 Baxter Rd 5/4 0.52 SF MAUR

$885,000 Manatook Way 0/0 0.46 Land JLEE

$975,000 Sconset Ave 3/3 0.19 SF COFF

$980,000 West Sankaty Rd 3/1 0.28 SF COFF

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$1,395,000 North Rd 4/3 0.20 SF COFF

$1,395,000 Baxter Rd 3/2 0.24 SF MAUR

$1,490,000 Bank St 4/3.5 0.08 SF GTPT

$1,495,000 Towaddy Ln 4/2 0.19 SF COFF

$1,500,000 Burnell St 3/3 0.18 SF JLEE

$1,595,000 Sankaty Rd 3/1 0.62 SF COFF

$1,795,000 Shell St 4/3.5 0.15 SF MAUR

$1,895,000 Hawks Circle 5/3.5 0.46 SF GTPT

$1,995,000 Morey Ln 4/4 0.23 SF FRAZ

$2,395,000 Sankaty Rd 4/2.5 0.44 SF COFF

$2,395,000 Main St 4/3 0.88 SF MAUR

$2,450,000 Sankaty Rd 3/2.5 0.44 SF MAUR

$2,495,000 Plainfield Rd 4/4.5 0.49 SF COFF

$2,795,000 Black Fish Ln 4/4.5 0.46 SF FRAZ

$2,825,000 Black Fish Ln 4/4.5 0.47 SF FRAZ

$2,895,000 Ocean Ave 3/3 0.09 SF KILL

$2,950,000 Baxter Rd 4/3 0.52 SF CHAT

$2,995,000 Low Beach Rd 0/0 2.91 Land GTPT

$2,995,000 Low Beach Rd 0/0 2.77 Land FRAZ

$2,995,000 Jennifer Ln 4/4.5 0.24 SF KILL

$3,000,000 Milestone Rd 0/0 2.82 Land BAMB







$3,275,000 Sankaty Rd 4/3.5 1.05 SF COFF

$3,275,000 Annes Ln 3/2.5 0.48 SF JLEE

$3,650,000 Stone Post Way 5/6 0.50 SF COFF

$3,750,000 Low Beach Rd 7/6 0.49 SF JLEE

$3,895,000 Baxter Rd 5/5.5 0.45 SF AERE

$4,275,000 Burnell St 8/9 0.00 SF FRAZ

$4,700,000 Bunker Hill 6/7 0.59 SF CONG

$7,900,000 Ocean Ave 5/4.5 2.33 SF MAUR

$10,995,000Low Beach Rd 5/5 7.07 SF MAUR

Shawkemo

$1,895,000 Polpis Rd 0/0 3.32 Land MAUR

$2,395,000 Shawkemo Rd 0/0 2.80 Land MAUR

$5,700,000 Wingspread Ln 4/4.5 2.79 SF JLEE

$5,900,000 Shawkemo Hills 5/5.5 2.77 SF MAUR

$9,950,000 Shawkemo Rd 6/10.5 2.93 SF JORD

$10,800,000Shawkemo Hills 5/7.5 2.38 SF MAUR

Shimmo

$3,395,000 South Valley Rd 3/3 1.60 SF MAUR

South of Town

$599,000 Hooper Farm Rd 2/1.5 0.47 SF COMP

$725,000 Tashama Ln 3/2 0.17 SF AERE

$925,000 Lewis Court 4/2 0.34 SF FRAZ

$1,295,000 Cachalot Ln 4/4.5 0.46 SF FRAZ

Squam

$1,695,000 Squam Rd 0/0 0.92 Land GTPT

$2,495,000 Squam Rd 0/0 3.96 Land WWRE



$19,900,000Squam Rd 8/12.5 2.40 SF GTPT

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$449,000 Maclean Ln 2/2 0.22 SF AERE

$545,000 Surfside Rd 4/2.5 0.13 SF FRAZ

$599,000 Folger Ave 3/2 0.14 SF COMP

$695,000 Boulevarde 0/0 0.94 Land ISLP

$795,000 Daffodil Ln 3/2.5 1.84 SF AERE

$795,000 Pochick Ave 0/0 1.10 Land FRAZ

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$895,000 Field Ave 5/3.5 0.99 SF WWRE

$945,000 Boulevarde 0/0 2.59 Land MAUR

$995,000 Surfside Rd 0/0 1.25 Land WEBS

$995,000 Boulevarde 0/0 0.68 Land BAMB

$1,300,000 Woodbine St 0/0 1.15 Land FRAZ

$1,395,000 Skyline Dr 4/3.5 1.84 SF AERE

$1,395,000 Lovers Ln 4/2.5 0.23 SF COMP

$1,475,000 Pochick Ave 5/4.5 1.26 SF MAUR

$1,550,000 Field Ave 6/5 1.01 SF GTPT

$1,695,000 Pochick Ave 3/2.5 0.92 SF JORD

$2,495,000 Surfside Rd 4/4 1.00 SF COMP

$2,500,000 Skyline Dr 4/3 3.28 SF BWRE

$2,500,000 Pochick Ave 5/5.5 1.10 SF JORD

$2,699,000 Western Ave 6/6.5 0.38 SF JORD

$2,699,000 Surfside Rd 6/4.5 0.38 MF COFF

$2,895,000 Okorwaw Ave 5/3.5 2.96 SF MAUR

$2,900,000 Okorwaw Ave 4/5.5 2.76 SF JORD

$3,695,000 Nonantum Ave 4/6 0.69 SF FRAZ

Tom Nevers

$450,000 Gloucester St 0/0 1.16 Land AERE

$535,000 Old Tom Nevers 2/1 0.00 Condo GLDY

$725,000 Flintlock Rd 0/0 1.29 Land GLDY







$789,000 Clarendon St 3/3 0.18 SF WWRE

$895,000 Berkley St 3/2.5 0.23 SF MAUR

$950,000 Flintlock Rd 0/0 1.20 Land COFF

$995,000 Wrights Landing 0/0 0.46 Land JORD

$999,000 Whitetail Circle 0/0 2.75 Land CONG

$1,175,000 Jonathan Way 4/2.5 1.18 SF COFF

$1,195,000 Marcus Way 4/3 2.99 SF CONG

$1,299,000 Nichols Rd 3/2.5 0.14 SF FRAZ

$1,375,000 Longwood Dr 3/2 2.75 SF FRAZ

$1,495,000 Nichols Rd 3/2.5 0.33 SF MAUR

$1,495,000 Longwood Dr 3/2.5 2.75 SF CONG

$1,525,000 Wood Hollow 4/4.5 1.50 SF FRAZ

$1,675,000 Sandsbury Rd 3/3 1.20 SF GLDY

$1,750,000 Mayhew Rd 4/3.5 0.57 SF GLDY

$2,649,000 Wanoma Way 4/4.5 0.23 SF FRAZ

$2,895,000 Wanoma Way 4/4 0.22 SF GTPT

$2,900,000 Wanoma Way 4/3 0.40 SF COFF

$3,795,000 Lyford Rd 3/3.5 0.24 SF MAUR

$7,000,000 Wanoma Way 6/7 3.20 SF CONG

Town

$299,000 Washington St 0/1 0.00 Condo CVIL

$329,000 Washington St 0/1 0.10 Condo CVIL

$375,000 Cherry St 4/1 0.14 SF CVIL

$399,000 Pleasant St 1/1 0.00 Condo CONG

$449,000 Jefferson Ln 1/1 0.00 Condo CONG

$449,000 Jefferson Ln 1/1 0.00 Condo CONG

$475,000 Union St 2/2 0.12 Condo ISLP

$495,000 Orange St 1/1 0.00 Condo CVIL

$525,000 Union St 2/1 0.12 Condo ISLP

$579,000 West York Ln 6/3 0.12 MF GTPT

$585,000 Center St 1/1 0.00 Condo KILL

$640,000 Orange St 1/1 0.00 Condo CSAA

$695,000 Orange St 2/1 0.05 SF WWRE

$695,000 New Ln 0/0 0.11 Land MAUR

$695,000 Warren St 1/1 0.05 SF JLEE

$749,000 Cherry St 4/2 0.14 SF FRAZ

$750,000 Orange St 0/0 0.12 Land COFF

$750,000 Main St 3/2 0.11 SF MAUR

$795,000 Main St 2/1 0.00 Condo AERE



Annie’s SongExclusive Listing in ’Sconset

Charming Annie’s Song hasbeen lovingly maintainedthroughout the years. Annie’s Song is a cheerful sunny yellow three bedroom property with a private backyard, fireplace, wide pine plank floors,and a solid rental record. This sweet little lady on 'Sconset Avenue is beingsold completely furnished and is definitely worth a second glance by anyoneinterested in purchasing a “turn key” property in ’Sconset. $998,000

SERVING NANTUCKET ISLANDOFFICE: 508-257-9698 • FAX: 508-257-9794

EMAIL: [email protected] • WEBSITE: www.edithdelkerrealestate.com

27 STONE POST WAY, Box 790 • Siasconset, MA 02564Edith Delker, Realtor

NANTUCKETHOME STAGING

“Lynn is great atculling through ahomeowner’s “treas-ures” to find whatbest to highlight in aNantucket home.She listens to whatowner needs, recog-nizes what changesto a home are neces-sary and communi-cates excellently withthe team that isworking to sell orrent a home.”

— Alison ForsgrenJordan Real Estate

To Sell It.

Call me for a free consultation!Lynn Oberg, ASID 508.332.8322

[email protected] PO Box 732 Nantucketwww.nantuckethomestaging.com

Unstaged

Staged

Stage it!










$799,000 Gardner Perry 2/1.5 0.13 SF CSAA

$825,000 Spruce St 4/2 0.08 SF MAUR

$835,000 Union St 2/2 0.14 Condo MAUR

$949,000 Main St 3/2 0.09 SF COFF

$950,000 Union St 3/2 0.14 Condo MAUR

$975,000 Washington St 2/2.5 0.00 Condo MAUR

$979,000 Prospect St 3/2 0.19 SF CSAA

$995,000 Lily St 2/1 0.08 SF WWRE

$998,000 Union St 4/3 0.12 MF ISLP

$1,100,000 Spring St 2/2.5 0.06 SF ISLP

$1,150,000 Pine St 2/2 0.07 SF WWRE

$1,150,000 Francis St 2/2 0.12 SF CSAA

$1,150,000 Gardners Court 1/1 0.00 Condo MAUR

$1,195,000 Vestal St 0/1 0.13 SF MAUR

$1,195,000 Eagle Ln 3/2.5 0.06 SF CONG

$1,199,000 Washington St 3/1.5 0.05 Com BWRE

$1,199,000 Beaver St 3/2 0.00 SF COFF

$1,249,000 Fair St 6/5 0.08 SF COMP

$1,250,000 New Ln 4/4 0.14 SF WWRE

$1,275,000 Orange St 7/4.5 0.30 SF MAUR

$1,275,000 New St 3/2 0.18 SF CONG

$1,295,000 Union St 4/2.5 0.17 SF CHAT

$1,295,000 Main St 3/2 0.14 SF FRAZ







$1,295,000 Back St 3/2.5 0.12 SF GTPT

$1,300,000 Milk St 2/2 0.06 SF KILL

$1,350,000 Eagle Ln 3/2 0.09 SF COFF

$1,399,000 New St 4/2.5 0.14 SF COMP

$1,399,000 New St 4/2.5 0.14 SF CSAA

$1,400,000 West Chester St 2/2 0.25 SF WWRE

$1,450,000 Angola St 0/0 0.14 Land MAUR

$1,495,000 Washington St 3/2.5 0.12 SF MAUR

$1,495,000 Vestal St 4/2.5 0.15 SF GTPT

$1,500,000 Center St 0/0.5 0.00 Com COFF

$1,500,000 Fair St 4/2 0.04 SF PREF

$1,595,000 West Chester St 4/2.5 0.00 Condo COFF

$1,595,000 Union St 4/3.5 0.09 SF CONG

$1,600,000 Pleasant St 0/1.5 0.32 Com WWRE

$1,649,000 Union St 3/3 0.09 SF FRAZ

$1,695,000 Pine St 4/2.5 0.12 SF CHAT

$1,695,000 Warren St 3/2 0.00 Condo CSAA

$1,785,000 Union St 5/4 0.00 Condo MAUR

$1,795,000 Pine St 5/3 0.12 SF CONG

$1,795,000 Pine St 5/3 0.08 SF COFF

$1,829,500 West Dover St 4/3 0.18 SF CONG

$1,995,000 Washington St 2/3.5 0.11 Com WWRE

$1,995,000 New Ln 3/2.5 0.16 SF MAUR

$1,995,000 Candle House Ln 4/3 0.12 SF CONG

$2,095,000 Meadow Ln 4/3 0.67 SF GTPT

$2,185,000 Fayette St 4/3 0.16 SF CVIL

$2,250,000 Copper Ln 5/4.5 0.16 SF GTPT

$2,295,000 Center St 0/0.5 0.00 Com FRAZ

$2,375,000 New Ln 5/4 0.46 SF GTPT

$2,395,000 Angola St 4/3.5 0.14 SF MAUR

$2,450,000 York St 5/6 0.18 SF MAUR

$2,475,000 Woodbury Ln 4/4.5 0.24 SF MAUR

$2,495,000 Comm. Whaf 1/1 0.03 SF CVIL

$2,495,000 Copper Ln 4/4 0.14 SF JORD

$2,500,000 Woodbury Ln 5/3.5 0.11 SF JLEE

$2,575,000 Barnabus Ln 4/4 0.15 SF MAUR

$2,595,000 Woodbury Ln 4/5.5 0.20 SF GTPT

$2,650,000 Union St 5/5.5 0.12 SF MAUR

$2,675,000 West Chester St 5/3 0.23 SF MAUR

$2,695,000 Green Ln 7/6.5 0.18 SF MAUR

$2,750,000 Copper Ln 4/4.5 0.08 SF MAUR

$2,750,000 Pleasant St 9/8.5 0.13 MF MAUR

$2,795,000 Copper Ln 5/5.5 0.11 SF AERE

$2,850,000 Union St 3/2.5 0.12 SF AERE

$2,850,000 Copper Ln 7/6 0.13 SF GTPT



OUR DEDICATED BROKERS & AGENTSBernie & Carol Coffin: Owners/Brokers, Jack Bulger, Barbara Keane Clarke,Michele Cranston, Rob Egan, Betsy Holden, Erin Lemberg, Paula McAuley,Chandra Miller, Nonie Slavitz, Paul Surprenant, Sue Walton, Debbie Willett

“TUCKAWAY”Charming and comfortable originalcraftsman cottage built in 1927.Threebedroom plus Sleeping Porch. Onebath.Working fireplace. Garage withShop. Off Street Parking. Oversizedprivate lot tucked away in the historicVillage of 'Sconset. Excellent rentalhistory. Room to expand and createa family get away.

EXCLUSIVE $980,000

SANKATY VILLAGEReady to move in. Just 1/2 milefrom the Village Square in Sconset.This four bedroom, two bathrecently remodeled home is theperfect family summer or yearround home. All new updatedkitchen with stainless steel appli-ances, baths are custom tile. Mayinclude furnishings.EXCLUSIVE $1,495,000

WONDERFUL SURF-SIDE OCEAN VIEWS!

Two furnished upside down hous-es. Bright and spacious modern living area with fireplaces. Upperdeck views and al fresco dining.Main house has 3 bedrooms, 2.5baths. Cottage has three bed-rooms, two baths. Fantastic rentalhistory located in a highly desir-

PRICED TO SELL!Spacious three bedroom, two bathCape style home with openkitchen/dining room area. Locatednot far from schools, bike path andshuttle. Full unfinished basementready to be customized offeringfuture potential for extra livingspace. Great starter home! EXCLUSIVE $429,000

WATERFRONT ONWANOMA WAY Panoramic views from Tom Never’sBluff.Ocean Views from bedrooms andentertaining rooms plus first and sec-ond floor decks.This 4 bedroom,threebath partially furnished home offers theblue sky and blue water mergingtogether to offer privacy and tranquili-ty.Nearby neighborhood beach stairs.EXCLUSIVE $2,900,000

COME TO THE BEACHThree story furnished town house- end unit with views of GooseCove Pond. Privacy and threesides of light and air & soaring ceil-ings. Path to pond and close prox-imity to Starbuck Beach. Decksprovide great outdoor enjoyment.Never been rented - and one oflargest units - 24 foot wide singlefamily - no fees.EXCLUSIVE $489,000

Inquirer& MirrorBest of Nantucket2010CarolCoffinBestRealtor

Inquirer& MirrorBest of Nantucket2010Best Real

EstateOffice

COFFIN REAL ESTATE40 Centre Street, P. O. Box 1881Nantucket, MA 02554(508) 228-1138www.coffinrealestate.com

’SCONSET REAL ESTATEPost Office Square,P.O.Box 122

Siasconset, MA 02564(508) 257-6335

www.sconsetrealestate.com

2,699,000


Two House. One has 1 bedroom, 1 bath and offers a comfortable open floorplan with lovely views from every window.The separate guest house has 3bedrooms, 2 baths and provides a wonderful extension to this property, pro-viding amenities and privacy to guests and family members.

This home is a very unique custom built Wauwinet Estate by one ofNantucket’s premier builders. This property offers commanding and protected Polpis and Harbor views.The 2.76 acre property features a 7 bedroom, 6.5 bath main house including practically every imaginableamenity, a 2-car garage/guest cottage, a heated swimming pool, poolhousewith outdoor brick fireplace, and pristine landscaping. This estate comeswith deeded access to the harbor.

Private one acre estate property nestled in the pines of Surfsideoffers a main house and cottage. Both have lovely yards with maturelandscaping, creating a nice division of space and privacy from oneanother. Both houses offer a solid rental history of approximately$70,000 per year, or would make for a very comfortable residence.Being offered fully furnished, ready for occupancy.

Located in the Pine Valley neighborhood, this modern home with beautifullylandscaped grounds is just right for year around living or as a wonderfullow maintenance second home.The covered front porch and rear deck areperfect for outdoor living and entertaining. Carefully planned berms andmature landscaping create a sense of privacy around the house. Large rearyard has a potting/storage shed for your out of season gear.

MID ISLAND2 Luff RoadSingle FamilyList price: $695,000

Bedrooms: 3Baths: 2Lot size: 0.34 acresListing office: Atlantic East NantucketReal Estate

TOWN5 Spring Street

Single FamilyList price: $1,100,000

Bedrooms: 2Baths: 2.5

Lot size: 0.06 acresListing office: Island Properties

Brand new In-Town home off-the-beaten path on a quietresidential street. This recent construction features salvagedwood floors throughout and a comfortably open floor plan.

A front porch provides space to enjoy a calm evening outdoors and a back patio has room for an outdoor grill.

Walk to town easily from either Orange Street or Union Street. This is a great opportunity to own

a charming piece of Nantucket real estate!

SURFSIDE20 Field Ave Single FamilyList price: $1,550,000

Bedrooms: 6Baths: 4+Lot size: 1.01 acresListing office:Great Point Properties

POLPIS34 Polpis RoadSingle FamilyList price:$1,180,000Bedrooms: 4Baths: 3.5Lot size: 1.00 acresListing office:Jordan Real Estate

WAUWINET8 Eat Fire Spring RoadSingle FamilyList price: $5,900,000

Bedrooms: 8Baths: 7.5Lot size: 2.76 acresListing office:J Pepper Frazier Co.

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$2,850,000 Washington St 4/2 0.29 SF FRAZ

$2,925,000 Center St 4/4.5 0.07 SF BOYC

$2,950,000 India St 4/4.5 0.06 SF GTPT

$2,975,000 Candle House 4/6 0.14 SF MAUR

$2,975,000 Lily St 4/3.5 0.12 SF MAUR

$2,995,000 Rays Court 3/2.5 0.21 SF AERE

$2,995,000 Woodbury Ln 5/4.5 0.23 SF JORD

$3,195,000 Pine St 6/7.5 0.13 SF AERE

$3,200,000 West Chester St 6/7 0.14 SF WWRE

$3,250,000 Woodbury Ln 4/4 0.20 SF JORD

$3,250,000 North Water St 13/11 0.16 Com GTPT

$3,250,000 North Water St 13/11 0.16 SF GTPT

$3,275,000 Milk St 7/6.5 0.22 SF WWRE

$3,295,000 Pine St 7/4.5 0.12 SF FRAZ

$3,295,000 Main St 7/4.5 0.15 SF JORD

$3,395,000 Cliff Rd 5/5.5 0.12 SF AERE

$3,450,000 Easy St 0/5 0.10 Com KILL

$3,795,000 Madaket Rd 5/6 0.51 SF JORD

$3,850,000 Orange St 5/4.5 0.15 SF CSAA

$3,875,000 Orange St 5/4.5 0.12 SF MAUR

$3,900,000 Darling St 6/3.5 0.23 SF JORD

$4,250,000 Straight Wharf 2/3.5 0.07 Com WWRE





$4,465,000 Orange St 5/3.5 0.14 SF MAUR

$4,995,000 Main St 20/21 0.27 Com FRAZ

$6,950,000 Main St 6/8 0.15 SF CONG

Tuckernuck

$1,795,000 Tuckernuck 3/1 4.60 SF COFF

Wauwinet

$1,495,000 Wauwinet Rd 4/2 1.53 SF MAUR

$1,795,000 Wauwinet Rd 3/2 3.29 SF COFF

$1,900,000 Eat Fire Spring 0/0 3.25 Land MAUR

$1,950,000 Crows Nest Way 3/2 0.51 SF GTPT

$2,195,000 Wauwinet Rd 3/2 3.00 SF JLEE

$2,295,000 Wauwinet Rd 5/4.5 1.50 SF MAUR

$2,850,000 Wauwinet Rd 4/3.5 3.50 SF COMP

$2,900,000 Wauwinet Rd 3/2 3.28 SF COFF

$2,995,000 Margarets Way 6/4.5 3.30 SF CONG

$2,995,000 Wauwinet Rd 4/6.5 3.21 SF CONG

$5,900,000 Eat Fire Spring 8/7.5 2.76 SF FRAZ

$9,995,000 Wauwinet Rd 6/3.5 2.50 SF MAUR




West of Town

$350,000 Cato Ln 0/0 0.12 Land CONG

$599,000 Madaket Rd 3/3.5 0.51 SF GTPT

$650,000 Cow Pond Ln 7/5 0.34 MF COFF

$685,000 Surfside Rd 3/2 0.17 SF FRAZ

$865,000 Meadow Ln 3/1.5 0.30 SF AERE

$895,000 Polliwog Pond 4/2 0.18 SF COFF

$925,000 Dukes Rd 4/2 0.20 SF CONG

$1,049,000 Madaket Rd 0/0 1.99 Land WWRE

$1,075,000 Pinkham Circle 6/6.5 0.53 SF JLEE

$1,450,000 Dukes Rd 6/3 1.25 Com WWRE

$1,990,000 Old Westmoor 0/0 1.64 Land GTPT

$2,170,000 Madaket Rd 4/3 0.68 SF GTPT

$2,495,000 Pilgrim Rd 5/5 0.64 SF GTPT

19 Centre StreetNantucket, MA 02554

508.228.3202www.jpfco.com

~ We can show you any property for sale on Nantucket ~

30 Wanoma$2,649,000Fresh, bright, custom builthome with 4 ensuite bed-rooms and stunning viewsof the sea. French doors inthe master bedroom suiteshowcase beautiful viewsand ocean breezes.Spacious open floor plan,high ceilings, wellappointed kitchen andbaths, and a long deck connecting dining area and master bedroom makes this homework well year round or as a summer retreat.Located on a quiet street across from wideprivate beach and dunes.This home offers both great escape and investment property.

4 Lavendar$4,995,000Unobstructed sweepingwater views in Eel Point!Panoramic views fromnearly every room at thiswell maintained houseand cottage located onnearly two acres of pris-tine land. Eel Point seclu-sion surrounded by dra-matic views of NantucketSound and Tuckernuck.Spacious and bright main house with wraparound deck & largeguest house.Opportunity for an estate-like setting.Walk through the dunes to Eel PointBeach on the adjacent 8 acre Conservation Foundation waterfront property.

1 Dolphin $2,995,000Brant Point NewlyRenovated! Located onan over-sized lot on abrand new brick roadoff of North BeachStreet. Rare opportuni-ty to own a brand newhouse in Brant Point.Turn Key! Establishedrental history.

15 Longwood Dr. $1,375,000

Located in desirable TomNevers East. The househas southwest exposurewith views of conservationland, Sankaty HeadLighthouse, NantucketGolf Club,and the distantocean. Meticulouslymaintained and newlyrenovated. Property features include yellow pine floors, oak beams, great privacy, a fivebedroom septic, and ample room for expansion or a second dwelling. A comfortable,light filled home ready to enjoy for many summers or year round living.


Steven Cohen, Trustee of Huckleberry Friend

Nominee Trust of Nantucket, MA purchased a

dwelling at 7 Huckleberry Lane from Gregory and

Catherine Crockett of Essex, MA for $5,300,000.

Robert and Courtney Crystal and Christopher

Driscoll of Bronxville, NY purchased a dwelling at

16 eel Point Road from Stephen and Melissa

Meister of New York, NY for $2,500,000.

Steven Sisselman, Trustee of the DAS

Nantucket Realty Trust of West Newton, MA pur-

chased a dwelling at 6 Davis Lane from Susanne

Sullivan of Nantucket for $2,000,000.

Steve and Marjorie Lewis of Los Angeles, CA

purchased a dwelling at 124 Tom Nevers Road

from Samuel and Ann Furrow of Knoxville, TN for

$1,750,000.

Robert and Mary Ann Peglar of Jupiter, FL pur-

chased a dwelling at 15 Chuck Hollow Road from

Roger and Elizabeth Brown of Ponte Vedra Beach,

FL for $1,266,000.

Via Val, LLC of Nantucket purchased a dwelling

at 10B Hinckley Lane from Marcia, Bradford and

John Butman of Nantucket for $1,200,000.

Gregory and Susan Palleschi of Lattingtown,

NY purchased a dwelling at 67 Orange Street from

the 02554, LLC, and Nita Ann Knight Klein,

Trustee, of Boston, MA for $1,160,000.

Carl and Karin Lieberman of Newton, MA pur-

chased a dwelling at 79 Union Street from Lucy

Brodus of Nantucket for $1,100,000.

Patricia and Edmund Carpenter, Jr. of Bedford,

NY purchased a dwelling at 17 Columbus Avenue

from Gary and Lila Aamondt of Eden Prairie, MN

for $950,000.

Ronald Bamber of Nantucket purchased a

dwelling at 3 West Creek Road from Thomas

Schmidt of Brewster, MA for $790,000.

Suzanne Sullivan of Nantucket purchased a

dwelling at 24 Goldfinch Drive from Georganne

Banning of St. Michaels, MD for $772,000.

Carol and Richard Langer, Trustees of the

Robert Langer Trust of Bedford, MA purchased a

dwelling at 7 Heller Way from Carol Langer of

Bedford, MA for $761,000.

Gerard and Ellen O’Shea of Poughkeepsie, NY

purchase a dwelling at 9 Equator Drive from Betsy

Dietz of Key West, Fl for $612,000.

Christopher LaRusso and Victoria Ouellette of

Port Washington, NY purchased a dwelling at 7

Joy Street from Kevin and Julie Brown and Jean

and John Katter of Ayer, MA for $560,000.

Michael, Jennifer and George Sullivan of

Brighton, MA purchased a dwelling at 4 Reacher

Lane from Ronny Arias of Nantucket for $530,000.

Michael and Rebecca Harter of San Francisco,

CA purchased a dwelling at 23 Macy’s Lane from

Russell Jaehig of Pittsfield, MA for $480,000.

Sovereign Bank of Nantucket purchased a

dwelling at 16 Greglen Avenue from Nancy

Larson, f/k/a Nancy Gloackt of Canton, MA for

$468,208.83.

Compiled by Peter Sutters

Real EstateTransactions

APRIL 4 - 18

7 Huckleberry Road

MID-ISLAND CONDO

This right hand side four bed-

room condo with 1,382 sf of liv-

ing space is perfect for first

time home buyers. There are 2

parking spaces, plenty of yard

and is conveniently located to

schools, bike path and Town.

Listing Agent is related to

Seller. Exclusive. $325,000.

Call Barbara Clarke, Coffin

Real Estate, 508-280-2398.

EXCELLENT

COMMERCIAL LOCATION

Large commercial/residential

building with basement storage.

Excellent visibility and fully

handicapped accessible. Two

apartments for additional

income. Listing Agent is related

to Seller. Exclusive. $1,100,000.

Call Barbara Clarke, Coffin Real

Estate, 508-280-2398.

NAUSHOP

3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. $799,000.

Jordan Real Estate, www.jor-

danre.com, 508-228-4449.

INCREDIBLE VALUE

This 7 bedroom, 5 bathroom

duplex duplex conveniently

located to schools, bike path

and Town. Great employee

housing or as an investment

property or ideal for a family

to live in one side and rent or

sell the other. Listing Agent is

related to Seller. Exclusive.

$650,000. Call Barbara

Clarke, Coffin Real Estate,

508-280-2398.

MID ISLAND

3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths.

$739,000. Jordan Real Estate,

www.jordanre.com, 508-228-

4449.

NEW TO THE MARKET!

4 Wamasquid Place. Expansive

interiors on nearly 2 acres in

wooded neighborhood.

$1,395,000. Jack Bulger,

Coffin Real Estate 508-221-

0829.

CONVENIENT TO TOWN;

easy access to Madaket bike

path. 160 Main Street.

$1,250,000. Jack Bulger,

Coffin Real Estate 508-221-

0829.

NEW PRICE!

17 Pine Street Comfortable in-

Town house with off-street

parking, patio. $1,895,000.

Jack Bulger, Coffin Real Estate

508-221-0829.

SALES & RENTALS

ON NANTUCKET ISLAND

CANDLEWICKE

CORNER

Large bright newly constructed

commercial/residential build-

ing with 3 separate commercial

units in Nantucket's newest

commercial development. A

two-bedroom and a three bed-

room apartment located on the

second and third floors. Listing

Agent is related to Seller.

Exclusive. $1,100,000. Call

Barbara Clarke, Coffin Real

Estate, 508-280-2398.

YOURS FROM

NANTUCKET

The median price change for

homes has crept up by 3.6%

from February to March. So

don’t be caught on the sidelines

if you have been thinking of

buying on Nantucket. There

are still good deals to be

found.” Contact: Pat Carr

Calabrese 917-655-4642;

[email protected]

IN-TOWN GEM

36 Fair St, circa 1850, 6 bed-

room, 5 baths, now operating

as The Woodbox Inn, flexible

floor plan for easy conversion

into private residence.

Exclusive. $1,249,000 Call or

email Pat Carr Calabrese,

Compass Rose Real Estate,

917-655-4642, patcc@com-

passroserealestate.com

STORYBOOK CHARM

Thinking of old Nantucket,

look no more. Picture a white

picket fence leading up to a

storybook house. The feel of

warmth and comfort, surround

you as you walk through this

quaint old island home. Details

and special touches through-

out. Exclusive. $1,199,000.

Call Betsy Holden, 508-325-

2640, or Paul Surprenant,

Coffin Real Estate, 508-332-

9537

LOOKING FOR

PROPERTY?

Vacation rentals, second home,

investment property — you

need a matchmaker. Someone

who will help you identify and

show you properties that meet

your needs. I am that person. I

can show you any property for

sale on Nantucket. Just contact:

Marion Roland Conley,

Country Village Real Estate,

917-513-8199,

[email protected]

BUY CONVENIENCE

At the end of a cul de sac, this

duplex offers an excellent oppor-

tunity for employee housing or

for a family to live in one side

and rent or sell the other.

Convenient to schools and

Surfside Beach. Listing Agent is

related to Seller. Exclusive.

$700,000. Call Barbara Clarke,

Coffin Real Estate, 508-280-

2398.

Sales&RENTALS

NANTUCKETPROPERTY

To advertise, contact Don Costanzo

Email: [email protected]: 508-221-3268

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