Nantucket encompasses a total of 47.8 square miles, and we are proud to say that nearly 50% of the island is protected and preserved by the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, Nantucket Land Bank and other land trusts and restrictions. With over 9,000 acres, the Nantucket Conservation Foundation is the largest land
104 Main Street, dwelling, .53 acres, $5,600,000. 10 Pippen’s Way, dwelling, 1.03 acres, $4,800,000. 22 Woodbine St., dwelling, 1.50 acres, $4,450,000. 7 Plover Lane, dwelling, .92 acres, $3,040,000. 10 Ellen’s Way, dwelling, .25 acres, $3,000,000. 31 Pine St., dwelling, .13 acres, $2,950,000. 9 Pilgrim Road, dwelling. .72 acres, $2,850,000. 26
5 Eel Point Road, dwelling, 1.84 acres, $2,175,000. 31 York St., dwelling, $2,100,000. 39 Main St. (Sconset), dwelling, $1,600,000. 7 Gardner St., dwelling, $1,525,000. 17 Washaman Ave., dwelling, $1,275,000. 80D Washington St. #4, dwelling/condo, $1,200,000. 7A Gardner St., other, $675,000. 3R West Dover St., $670,000. Unit A-1, Building A, Time
Squam – 17 Squam Road $12,250,000 This property has had a price reduction from $13,500,000 to $12,250,000. Property Type: Single Family Total Rooms: 7 Total Bedrooms: 4 Total Bathrooms: 4 Water Frontage: Oceanfront Water Views: Ocean Second Dwelling: Existing Zoning: LUG2 Lot Size: 5.23 acres Total Sq. Feet (GLA): 2,646
The Nantucket cranberry bogs were hand built in 1865 by Cape Verdeans. They were privately owned, and in 1959, were the largest contiguous cranberry bog in the world. Currently the bogs are owned by the Nantucket Conservation Foundation and maintained by just a handful of people with additional help brought
There have been 22 sales of Nantucket properties for over $10,000,000 since the beginning of 2014. All but 2 were residential properties and there were no sales of vacant land over $10 million during this time period. The two commercial sales were 100 Pleasant Street (including five other commercial properties
