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Keep the car in the driveway and step to all that Oak Bluffs has to offer from this spacious and newly renovated Victorian home, located in the heart of the historic Copeland District. Inside, just about everything you see and touch is new, including many of the floors, walls, and ceilings, along with the furniture and beds. Special features include a desktop computer with high speed internet, cable TV in most of the bedrooms, brand new Sealy mattresses throughout, and a great Webber gas grill.
With all that is new, there are still many historic touches that have been restored -- sliding panel doors with the original hardware in the living room, stained and leaded glass windows, and a clawfoot bath tub, to name a few. You will appreciate the privacy offered by bedrooms which are grouped in pairs throughout the home and accessible via three separate staircases.
In the back end of the home there is a set-off "Nantucket Bedroom" that makes for a cozy bed/play room for the kids. For living spaces, there are three wonderfully detailed living areas to spread out in, amply supplied with books, games, basketballs, footballs, and tennis rackets (good ones), as well as digital cable with movie packages. Note that the dining room has two large tables that can seat up to 16 people.
Step outside and you will find a large, shaded farmers porch with swing, two outdoor showers, gas grill, and a more private sitting area on the side of the house. Cross the street and you have access to tennis/basketball courts (we supply high quality tennis rackets and basketballs) and a playground. Take a few more steps and you are on Circuit Ave, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and nightlife. As for the beach and harbor (including ferry boats to the mainland and Nantucket), they are just a few scenic blocks away.
This home is professionally cleaned and maintained year-round, and the owner has been renting out homes on the Vineyard for seven years. Feel free to inquire about the two bedroom Edgartown home and the four bedroom Oak Bluffs home. |
