Mid-Century Modern - All Glass House - Designed By Frank Lloyd Wright Apprentice

Mid-Century modern glass house, in Menemsha, on Marthas Vineyard. Designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, this all glass house, embodies the integration of nature and architecture, with simple utilitarian design in serene location, minutes from Menemsha or Lucy Vincent Beach. Built in the early 1960s, and recently updated, this all glass house, features 3 bedrooms, 2 bath rooms, and a large open concept living & dining area. The house features floor to ceiling glass in every room. There is a wrap-around deck around the entire exterior, and another deck around the interior open-air courtyard area. The house has a large, new outdoor shower, with a stone sink. There are distance water views of the vineyard sound and the Elizabeth islands. The house is a short 5 min drive from the Homeport Restaurant, Menemsha Market, Chilmark Store, or Lucy Vincent Beach. Awarded Progressive Architecture's design excellence award in 1963, this historical updated mid-century modern house, offers the best of simple indoor/outdoor living, with all updated modern conveniences.

Also included in the Glass House rental, the Studio, a gorgeous space (about 16 x 16), with a wrap around deck, that is bulit over looking a stream. This Studio is accross the driveway from the main house (about 80 ft) and can be used as studio or work from home office.

** The Glass House was featured in Martha's Vineyard Magazine in Spring 2018 issue. The full article is here: http://mvmagazine.com/news/2018/03/01/exurban-renewal

- 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom. (BR1 Queen, BR2 Queen, BR3 (2) bunk beds) - Sleeps 8
- Access to Lucy Vincent Beach and Squibnocket Beaches
- Access to Menemsha Pond (via Cove Rd, deeded access)
- WiFi / Internet - Available throughout the house
- Chef's kitchen with 5 burner stove (all new appliances)
- Dishwasher, Drawer Microwave, Oven; BBQ on deck
- Coffee Maker & Kreurig
- Direct TV / Flat Panel TV
- Sonus - Audio System
- Amazing outside shower

FAQ - Privacy in a Glass House - Although the house is 100% glass, 100% privacy can be achieved as all the walls have curtains which can be closed for complete privacy. We typically recommend having the curtains open to enjoy the floor to ceiling views of the natural surroundings, and achieve the intended feeling of the living space's integration into the nature surroundings, but all rooms (bathrooms, bedrooms, etc) can be 100% private as you would need and expect.