NAREB Property Journal, Spring 2011

A publication of the Nantucket Association of Real Estate Brokers

NANTUCKETPROPERTY JOURNAL

Vol. 3 No. 1 � � Spring 2011

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18 PERSPECTIVES OF NANTUCKETPage 29

STATE OF THE MARKETObservation and analysis of theNantucket real estate market

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NANTUCKETPROPERTY JOURNAL

EditorDon Costanzo

A Publication of the NantucketAssociation of Real Estate Brokers

PresidentKen Beaugrand

Vice PresidentCynthia Lenhart

Past PresidentBill Liddle

TreasurerBernie Coffin

SecretaryDalton Frazier

Members at LargeKenneth Lindsay & David Boyce

ON THE COVERthe arwork of Whitney Kreb

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Nantucket Property Journal is published fivetimes a year by the Nantucket Association of Real Estate Brokers and is distributed free on

Nantucket. All content of this magazine, includingwithout limitation the design, advertisements, art,

photos and editorial content is Copyright “C” 2011,NAREB. No portion of this magazine may becopied or reprinted without the express written permission of the publisher. Nantucket Property

Journal is a registered trademark of NAREB,PO Box 335, Nantucket, MA 02554.

For advertising and editorial inquiries,contact: Editor Don Costanzo

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Whitney Kreb’s oil paintings pay tribute to theinherent characteristics of the coastal landscapes

that she calls home. Informal yet polite, her seaside pop art is a unique interpretation

of east coast emblems and scenery.In 2003, Whitney started The Whitney

Collection label which includes a line of notecards and hand painted pillows. The artist also paints on-site murals in local designer showhouses and private homes. Through

Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina,Whitney studied in Florence, Italy, and received

her BA in Studio Art. She went on to receive her MFA in Painting from the Savannah College

of Art and Design. Whitney is represented byRobert Foster Fine Art, the Seven Seas Gallery,

and the Artists’ Association of Nantucket.Her mural commissions and private collections

are located throughout the east coast,including Palm Beach, Charleston, SC,

Washington, DC, Philadelphia, and New York City. The artist currently splits

her time between Charleston and Nantucket.

www.whitneykreb.com

65 State of the MarketReal state insight and analysis

29 From their point of view Photographers share a vision of Nantucket

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2 Christopher’s Home Furnishings

2 Atlantic East Nantucket Real Estate

10 Congdon & Coleman Real Estate

14 Linda Bellevue

16 Mimi Huber

17 Marybeth Gibson

18 Maury People/Sotheby’s

21 First Republic Bank

22 Compass Rose Real Estate

24 Coffin Real Estate

25 Hingham Savings

26 Great Point Properties

28 Kathy Gallaher

49 Island Properties

50 J Pepper Frazier Co.

54 Lee Real Estate

58 Jordan Real Estate

60 Cooper Shepherd Real Estate

62 Killen Real Estate

64 Windwalker Real Estate

66 Graeden Ambrose

67 Welch & Associates Inc. RG

67 Sue Walton

68 Michael Angelastro

69 ACK Broker

70 Leanne (Lili) Baker

71 Westbrook Real Estate

71 Carol Coffin

72 Nantucket Home Staging

72 Susan Chambers/Juliet Hunter

73 Business Directory

74 Craig Hawkins

76 NAREB Directory

Penny Dey, GRI, ABRM Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS Ken Beaugrand

Curtis Barnes Yvonne Breslin Peter DuPont

Ginger Ivey Mary Malavase, ABR, RSPS, TRC Jane Miller, ABR, RSPS

Erikka Perkins Meg Ruley, ABR, RSPS Lisa Sherburne, ABR, RSPS

Melinda Vallett Christine George Whelden Soo Woodley

www.NantucketRealEstate.comVisit our Web site to view all the island listings and our extensive rental portfolio

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“Rosemoor”the Essence of Sconset…

A gracious & sunny summer home thought-fully renovated, keeping the original characterand Sconset charm. Rosemoor offers manymodern luxuries, high end finishes and fabu-lous details. Five spacious bedrooms withprivate baths, a multitude of living spaces,great outdoor living & a large yard. Designedfor easy living for 2 or 9 in the summer or offseason! Please ask about the special extras.$3,895,000Listing Broker: Heidi Drew,ABR, RSPS

Renovated Pair in Town

These Nantucket homes sit in a wonder-ful part of the Old Historic District.Equipped with all the latest amenitiesand well crafted detail through out!Including the main house and guest cot-tage, the property has a total of six bed-rooms and seven and a half baths just ashort distance to Main Street.Everything you need for comfortable, in-town living.Agent is related to seller.

$3,195,000Listing Agent: Peter DuPont

Beautifully Renovated Antique

This exquisite historic home wasoriginally built in 1767 by JosephSwain. Meticulously restored win-dows, mantles and antique pine floorsare just some of the features that pre-serve the integrity of this historichome. One not to be missed! ListingAgent is related to seller.

$3,395,000Listing Agent: Peter DuPont








Privacy and Seclusion in the Heart of TownSet on an oversized lot in the historic district sits this unique struc-ture. For over 50 years the building has housed an antique shopwith a large 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment on the second floor.Spacious rooms, seclusion and outdoor space, all just steps from Fairand Main Streets.$2,995,000 Listing Broker: Meg Ruley, ABR, RSPS

Polpis Harbor ViewsFour acres of tranquility on the way to Wauwinet.This post and beam treas-ure boasts three levels of gracious living and offers intimacy and warmth.The 19th century, reclaimed barn timbers and hand crafted details wel-come you at every turn. Expansive room for indoor and outdoor enter-taining.Views of Polpis Harbor,Coatue and Great Point Lighthouse.$2,990,000 Listing Broker: Melinda Vallett

Notable Whaling Era HomeLocated in the historic district and built in 1806 by Clovis Black,a ship’s carpenter. Recent updates include a new kitchen, bath-rooms, AC and furnace. Generous rooms, hedged yard and 3 offstreet parking spots.$2,450,000Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Sunny and SpaciousThis beautiful in-town gem, set on a quiet side street has every-thing you could want! Built in 2006, this meticulously construct-ed home offers five bedrooms, the latest amenities and a lovelylandscaped yard.A must see. Listing agent is owner of property.$2,795,000 Listing Agent: Peter DuPont








Oceanfront Living This wonderful property is the best waterfront value on the market! 2+acres of land with 200’ of oceanfront beach in one of the best surfingand fishing areas on the island. Keep it simple, as is, or build your ownperfect beach house on this ideal spot on the south shore.$1,780,500 Listing Broker: Jane Miller, ABR, RSPS

Quidnet Near the SeaComplete the courtyard and create your own secret garden by thesea. Then, turn things upside down and climb to the gloriousviews of the ocean, pond and Sankaty Light. Stunning views areprotected.Truly a one of a kind property.$1,490,000 Listing Broker: Penny Dey, GRI, ABRM

Points of ViewBright and spacious upside-down home offers gracious summerliving with views of Long Pond and Madaket Harbor.Two livingareas, four bedrooms, three full baths and large south facing deckcomplete this well-maintained home. Move right in! $1,389,000 Listing Broker: Penny Dey, GRI, ABRM

Everything You Ask For4 bedrooms,3 baths, 2 fireplaces, open floor plan, stylish kitchen,extraordinary outdoor living space, full basement & a coveredporch. Over a half acre of land with room to expand.

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








On the Way to Cisco…An ideal location for summer or year round living. This custombuilt, cape style home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, an inviting livingarea with cathedral ceiling & fireplace and an attached garage.Almost an acre of land.$995,000 Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Easy Living in Sconset4 bedrooms, 2 baths with a large hedged yard. HDC approvedplans for additional living space. Ideal for an investment or toenjoy the summer or year round.Available for vacation rentals.

$949,500 Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

Casual Comfort…In one of the most spacious homes in Naushop. Located on a cul-de-sac near 28 acres of Land Bank Land. Three levels of livingspace with generous, well proportioned rooms. Air conditionedand a partially finished basement. Established rental history.$895,000 Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

Almost in TownThis spacious single story home features 3 bedrooms with a welcoming open floor plan. A desirable location with a sizableyard and attached garage.

$865,000 Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand








An Abundanceof Space…

Inside and out onthis spacious 1.8 acreparcel with a roomy,3 bedroom, 2 1/2bathroom home. Airconditioned andexpansion potentialin the attic or basement.

$795,000 Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Hidden in theHistoric DistrictThis charming 2bedroom home fea-tures an invitingopen floor plan,updated bathroom,large deck & off streetparking. Enjoy thishome as is or add a2nd floor and expandinto a 3 or 4 bedroomhome for an additional $135,000 to $150,000.Concept design plansavailable for viewing. Excellent vacation rental potential.$795,000 Listing Broker: Heidi Drew, ABR, RSPS

Charming and Bright ...home nestled on aquiet cul-de-sac in theaward winning com-munity of Nashaquisset.Open floor plan foreasy entertaining.Threegenerous bedroomswith three full bath-rooms. Nashaquissetoffers year round caretaking, use of pool and tennis courts and magnificent landscaping. Property is for sale partially furnished.$790,000 Listing Brokers: Melinda Vallett and Penny Dey

First FloorLiving

From this 3 bed-room 2 bath homeon the edge of town.Desirable open floorplan, plenty of stor-age and room toexpand.

$725,000Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

NaushopTraditional

Excellent opportunityin a lovely area ofNaushop. Three floorsof living space in thisfour bedroom, threeand a half bath home. Large, privateback yard.

$695,000Listing Agent: Ginger Ivey

MizzenmastSunsetLocated in the PineValley neighborhood,this modern homewith beautifully land-scaped grounds is justright for year roundliving or as a wonder-ful second home. Thecovered front porchand rear deck are perfect for outdoor living and entertaining.Carefullyplanned berms and mature landscaping create a sense of privacy.$695,000 Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand








SecludedSurfside SettingOn nearly two acres.Just minutes to thebeach and three milesto town. This statelyfour bedroom Colonialstyle home offers threeand a half baths, fir andtile floors, a fireplace, asoaring ceiling andexpanses of glass overlooking the private back yard and deck.Wonderful southern exposure and room to expand for your needs.$1,395,000 Listing Broker: Mary Malavase,ABR, RSPS,TRC

New LowPrice!

Over a quarter of anacre with townwater & sewer avail-able. Located offClifton Street. Pleasecall for more details.

$525,000Listing Brokers: Ken Beaugrand & Curtis Barnes

Tom NeversLandA one acre lot (locatedin LUG 3 zoning) inTom Nevers! A greatopportunity to build anew home onNantucket Island.Potential for distant sec-ond floor water views.

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

Sunset Viewsfrom the deck of thisMadaket home.Being offered unfur-nished, this threebedroom, two bath-room property isappealing as a sum-mer get-a-way or as ayear round residence.Recent renovationsinclude new bathrooms, most windows, and kitchen as well as anew septic installed in 2009. Short sale.$315,000 Listing Brokers: Jane Miller & Meg Ruley

A Peaceful ViewFrom this 2 bedroom and 2 bath townhouse. Three floors of living space and 2decks for outdoor enjoyment. Properlypriced at $325,000

Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

Builder’s Choice!This is a 5,000 +/-sf lot and located on townwater and sewer. R5 zoning allows for singlefamily home or a duplex.

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

Over 13 acresOf unspoiled land with panoramic 2ndfloor views of Nantucket Sound. AbutsConservation land. Potential for subdivi-sion. Peaceful location near the northshore. Please call for details.Listing Broker: Ken Beaugrand

57 MAIN ST. NANTUCKET, MA 02554 | PHONE: (508) 325-5000 | WWW.CONGDONANDCOLEMAN.COM


6 bedrooms, 7 full baths, 2 half bathsListing Agent: Matt Payne

TOWN $6,950,000

4 bedrooms, 6.5 bathsListing Agents: Linda Bellevue/John Trudel, Owner

WAUWINET $2,995,000

4 bedrooms, 3 bathsListing Agents: Dan Barber

QUIDNET $2,850,000

5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathsListing Agent: Dan Barber

MONOMOY $3,895,000


Tom Kennelly, President, Dan Barber, Linda Bellevue, CBR, GRI,

Beth Brooks, Mimi Congdon, Marybeth Gibson, Anne Gifford,

Mimi Huber, CBR, GRI, Keri Kalman, Joyce Montalbano, GRI,

Matt Payne, John Trudel, Tom Weinstock


New Construction 4 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half bathsListing Agent: Dan Barber

TOM NEVERS $2,795,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agent: Beth Brooks

TOWN $1,275,000

3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathsListing Agent: Matt Payne

TOWN $1,195,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agent: Beth Brooks

BRANT POINT $1,695,000



4 bedrooms, 3 baths Listing Agent: Keri Kalman


3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agents: Matt Payne

MIACOMET $775,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agents: Tom Weinstock

NAUSHOP $699,000

4 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agents: Mimi Congdon/Anne Gifford

EDGE OF TOWN $925,000


Tom Kennelly, President, Dan Barber, Linda Bellevue, CBR, GRI,

Beth Brooks, Mimi Congdon, Marybeth Gibson, Anne Gifford,

Mimi Huber, CBR, GRI, Keri Kalman, Joyce Montalbano, GRI,

Matt Payne, John Trudel, Tom Weinstock

MID-ISLAND$350,0005,108 sf

Listing Agent:Keri Kalman

NAUSHOP$400,000.12 Acre

Listing Agent:Tom Weinstock

NAUSHOP$450,0005,919 sf


LAND LISTINGS


3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathsListing Agent: Marybeth Gibson

NAUSHOP $665,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agent: Anne Gifford

MID ISLAND $580,000

3 bedrooms, 2 bathsListing Agent: Dan Barber

MID ISLAND $339,000

1 bedroom, 1 bath first floor condoListing Agent: Joyce Montalbano

TOWN $449,000

TOM NEVERS$999,000

2.75 AcresListing Agent:

Tom Weinstock

NAUSHOP$495,0005,678 sf


MID-ISLAND$495,00020,099 sf

Listing Agent:Dan Barber

NAUSHOP$450,0006,385 sf



Light and bright four bedroom, three bath main house and two bedroom, one and one-half bath cottage is situated on

over three acres with harbor and town views.

WAUWINET $2,995,000

Phenomenal 180o Harbor views from the first f loor of this bright cottage and studio surrounded by Conservation land.

POLPIS $2,595,000

Light filled private 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with wrap around porchesand decks on 2.75 acres with panoramic views of Sankaty lighthouse,

golf course, moors and distant ocean. Sale includes all furnishings.


Views of Nantucket Harbor. Gourmet kitchen, fir flooring, marble tilesand an outdoor shower are just a few of the many amenities of this

custom home. $75,000 of rental income for 2011 season.

TOWN $1,595,000

Linda Bellevue, CBR, GRI, BrokerCongdon and Coleman Real Estate508-325-5000 x11 (office)508-325-2700 (cell)[email protected]


Exceptional lot abuts the Sankaty Golf course. Short distance to the quaintvillage of Sconset. Oversized lot can accommodate a main house, garage,

pool and guest house, with over 8200 square feet of ground cover available.

SCONSET $1,295,000

Wonderful vacant lot in Tetawkimmo with views of the Moors.Abuts hundreds of acres of Conservation land.

LAND ~ MID-ISLAND $795,000


Linda Bellevue, CBR, GRI, BrokerCongdon and Coleman Real Estate508-325-5000 x11 (office)508-325-2700 (cell)[email protected]


Circa 1834 with many original features intact.Just Minutes to Main Street. This property has

an established rental history. Offered fully furnished.

Wonderful opportunity to custom build your dream home in Monomoy. 36,000+ square foot lot

with harbor views from a potential second f loor.

MONOMOY $1,950,000TOWN $1,795,000

Bright second floorcondo with cathedral

open living areas with fireplace, onebedroom and bath.Charming unit withenclosed yard anddesignated parkingspace for one car.

Stroll to Main Street in minutes.Rental income inplace for 2011.

Sunny second floor condo, open living areas with one bedroomand bath plus spiral stairs to an open loft. Convenient location

close to shopping areas and Town.

TOWN $399,000TOWN $449,000

Rare opportunity in Cisco on this vacant 31,000 sf lot to custombuild your dream home. Magnificent ocean and moor views.

CISCO LOT $2,495,000

Main house and guest cottage on .25 acre lot with multipleexpansion possibilites. Keep the mortgage payment low with the income from one house and live the other.

MID-ISLAND $595,000

Idyllically located at the end of the charming Sheep Commons cul-de-sac,this 3+BR, 3 bath home abuts acres of conservation and offers completeprivacy, warmth and comfort. Central air, full basement, oversized heatedtwo car garage and a beautifully landscaped yard with irrigation system.

MID ISLAND $1,695,000

Tucked away on a one way street, this property features a charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath antique main house with private deck and gardenarea, a separate guest cottage with full bath and a cozy studio/office.

The property is surrounded by high hedges and is beautifully landscaped.

TOWN $1,829,000

Mimi Huber, CBR, GRI, BrokerCongdon and Coleman Real Estate508-325-5000 x12 (office)508-325-2073 (cell)[email protected]

Just minutes to the ocean and situated on a beautiful, private 1.16 acre lot in the quintessential beach neighborhood of Madequecham, this

wonderful home features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, studio, ocean views andabuts hundreds of acres of Nantucket Conservation Foundation property.

MADEQUECHAM $1,395,000

Make an offer! Beautifully maintained, fully furnished 4 bedroom,3 bath colonial on a charming side street in town. Features include two wood burning fireplaces, wide pine floors, beautiful gardens, a

two car garage, an exceptional rental history and room for expansion.

TOWN $1,995,000



This property has it all and features an elegant 5 BR,

5 bath main house and a 2 BR,2 bath cottage with two car garage.

The magnificently landscapedgrounds, hedged in for maximumprivacy, offer spectacular outdoorspaces including a 20’ x 50’ pool

with spa, a stone fire pit and sweeping lawn.

SCONSET ESTATE$4,700,000

57 MAIN ST. NANTUCKET, MA 02554 � PHONE: (508) 325-5000 � WWW.CONGDONANDCOLEMAN.COM

Marybeth GibsonCongdon and Coleman Real Estate508-325-5000 x17 (office)508-325-2897 (cell)[email protected]


TOM NEVERS$7,000,000

Incredible south shore oceanfrontestate with sweeping 180o views from

the five bedroom main house withwrap-around porch and private beachstair access. Guest quarters overlook-ing custom 18x58 gunite pool, patio

and beach.

POCOMO $2,195,000

Three acres of privacy with this custom built three bedroom, two and one-half bathhome. Black walnut floors throughout, 3 fireplaces, bluestone hearthstones, tumbled

onyx shower tiles and radiant heat in bathroom f loors. Wraparound 8 foot Farmer’s porch. Exotic wildflowers and fruit trees surround this property.

37 Main StreetNantucket Island

Massachusetts, 02554

Tel: 508.228.1881 Fax: 508.228.1481

[email protected]

SHIMMO$3,395,000 Craig Hawkins

MONOMOY$14,995,000 Gary Winn

CISCO CISCO$3,995,000 Gary Winn

TOWN$2,975,000 Craig Hawkins

SHIMMO$8,995,000 Gary Winn

CLIFF$3,995,000 Gary Winn

TOWN $2,795,000 Kathy Gallaher

CLIFF$3,395,000 Gary Winn

CISCO$2,495,000 Kathy Gallaher

SURFSIDE$2,895,000 Wayne Viera

POLPIS$2,985,000 Gary Winn

CISCO$3,475,000 Craig Hawkins

POLPIS - $12,500,000 Gary Winn & Donna Barnett

MONOMOY$3,250,000 Craig Hawkins

TOWN$1,195,000 Donna Barnett

$925,000 Sheila CarrollTOWN$2,650,000 Brian Sullivan

TOWN$4,465,000 Craig Hawkins

TOWN$2,575,000 Juliet Hunter

MONOMOY

Gary Winn Brian Sullivan

“First Republic has a lot to offer—they’re unconventional thinkers.”R. WAYNE MEZITT (LEFT), OWNER AND TREASURER, PETER MEZITT (RIGHT), PRESIDENTWESTON NURSERIES

160 FEDERAL STREET (617) 330-1288 772 BOYLSTON STREET (617) 859-8888

1-866-810-8919 • www.firstrepublic.com • new york stock exchange symbol: frc • member fdicbrokerage services provided through first republic securities co., llc. member finra/sipc

pr ivate banking • wealth management • brokerage • trust

Cynthia Sadler Lenhart . Constance Sturgis . Pat Joyner . Pat Carr Calabrese . Beth Maier . Pam Sosebee

WONDERFUL WAUWINET HOME withDeeded Harbor & Beach Access

$2,850,000Magnificent contemporary 4 BDRM/3.5 BA home set on

3.5 acres nearly surrounded by conservation land. Tremendousattention to detail, generous living spaces, 2 covered porches &

oversized sundecks extend summer living outdoors. Deededbeach rights in Squam at Crows Nest Way & deeded access

to Nantucket harbor, great for boaters! Listing Broker: Cynthia Lenhart

UPSCALE IN TOWN$1,325,000

Attractive 4 BDRM, 2.5 BAhome custom built by

craftsman. Comfortablemodern spaces, lovely

hedged yard & central air.Successful rental history, offered mostly furnished.

Listing Broker: Pam Sosebee

FAIR STREET INN$1,249,000

Your choice, become anisland inn keeper or

transform this spacious 6 BDRM, 5 BA, c.1850

gem into a private residence. Excellent

location, loads of character & priced to sell!

Listing Agent:Pat Carr Calabrese

GORGEOUS CONDOAPARTMENT

$449,000Beautifully built custom

condo with granite counters,stainless appliances,

hardwood floors, & centralair! 2 BDRM with 2 BA

ensuite, plus 1/2 BAand basement.

Get that foot in the door!Listing Broker: Pam Sosebee

SWEETHEART DEAL

$825,000Sprawling 4 BDRM, 2.5BA single story home

w/ post & beam garageclose to golf course,

beaches & Bartlett Farm.Priced to sell!

Broker/Owner: Pam Sosebee

(Owner is a MA licensed real estate broker)

Cynthia Sadler Lenhart . Constance Sturgis . Pat Joyner . Pat Carr Calabrese . Beth Maier . Pam Sosebee

PRISTINE ANDPRETTY SWEET

$599,000Adorable Cape style

3 BDRM, 2BA home inAbrem Quarry neighbor-

hood. Full basement, maplefloors, granite counters,

stainless appliances, fresh,attractive & ready to go!

Listing Agent: Beth Maier

SIMPLY CHARMING$915,000

Cheerful home in popularNaushop. 5 BDRMS, 3.5BA spacious living/ din-ing room, cozy family rmw/ fireplace, den, greatkitchen & breakfast rm

plus patio, hedged yard,& parking.

Listing Broker: Cynthia Lenhart

SMUGGLERS LUCK$1,395,000

Great Surfside Beach housejust 200 yards from the sea!

4+ BDRM, 2.5 BA, nice yard,2 Car garage, roof walk &

sun deck w/hot tub!Fabulous rental history.

Listing Broker: Cynthia Lenhart(Broker is related to seller)

COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUMS

$450,000Two very appealing office

or retail spaces with basement storage, loads

of windows & good light.Great location, unusually

handsome building& ample parking.


ABSOLUTELY ENCHANTING! $2,995,000

Magic from the moment you enter thedriveway as it winds thr ough a tunnelof greenery. The impeccably landscapedproperty camouflages the spaciousnessof this home, of fers several spectacular out door living ar eas and big privacy! This 5+ BDRM, 4.5 BA captivating home with its 1 BDRM, 1 BAguest cottage and garage is sur e to surprise. Tremendous layout, tr ulytasteful detailing inside & out. Call for an appointment!


STYLISH SURFSIDE HOME$2,395,000

Lovely craftsman built 3+ plusBDRM, 4BA home with adorable 1BDRM, 1BA guest cottage &detached office on a fabulously land-scaped one acre lot. Excellent location close to the beach and convenient to everything!

Listing Broker: Cynthia Lenhart(Owner is a MA licensed real estate agent)

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) 257-6335www.sconsetrealestate.com

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

CLASSIC NANTUCKET LIVING

Simplicity and quiet living in the midst ofnature.Located on over 3 acres of land,abutting Wauwinet Conservation Land.Three bedroom, two bath home withbeamed ceilings and white-washed pan-eled walls. 2,100 sf of living plus attic.Additional 2,100 sf at yard level.

EXCLUSIVE $1,795,000

WATER& SUN IN ’SCONSETTake advantage of a unique opportunityto have a house, cottage, ample yard &parking in Codfish Park. Pending HDCapproval, plans have been designed for anew 2 bedroom house with loft area.When finished this property wouldcommand excellent rental revenue.EXCLUSIVE $749,000

CANDLEWICKE CORNERLarge bright newly constructedcommercial/residential building with3 separate commercial units inNantucket's newest commercialdevelopment.A two-bedroom and athree bedroom apartment locatedon the second and third floors.Listing Agent is related to Seller.


EXCELLENT VALUEThis three bedroom, two bath condo islocated in a great community neighbor-hood with a park green, pool and meet-ing house.Convenient to the NantucketTrading Post, Delta Fields, Strong Wings,and Nantucket New School.A short dis-tance to popular South Shore beaches.EXCLUSIVE $455,000

SCONSET LOW BEACHWITH OCEAN VIEWSThis Main House,Guest house/Garagefeatures 5 Bedrooms 5+ bathrooms.Ocean view. Charming guest houseawaits summer visitors. Pool housewith 1/2 bath.Oversized yard.Excellentrental history. Minutes to the VillageSquare and Beach.EXCLUSIVE $3,650,000

STORYBOOK CHARMThinking of old Nantucket, look no more.Picture a white picket fence leading up toa storybook house. The feel of warmthand comfort, surround you as you walkthrough this quaint old island home.Details and special touches throughout.EXCLUSIVE$1,199,000

CHARMING POST AND BEAM

HOME IN SURFSIDEFantastic quiet property with a twobedroom cottage situated on a 1 acrelot just moments from the Ocean. Lotsof ground cover to expand and or builda larger main house and keep this asrental potential. Many possibilities.

EXCLUSIVE $895,000

TUCKERNUCK ISLAND TREASURE

Captain Thomas Sandsbury House aka as"James Alley's" (known to be among oneof the oldest structures on TuckernuckIsland, built 1829 or earlier). Two-storytimber frame 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Theland was originally part of a 28 acre par-cel allotted to Robert Coffin (1766-1846) in “South Division” of Tuckernuck.


WONDERFUL SURFSIDE OCEAN VIEWS!Two furnished upside down houses. Bright and spacious modern living area with fireplaces. Upper deck views and al fresco dining.

Main house has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Cottage has three bedrooms,two baths. Fantastic rental history located in a highly desirable area.


“WICKET WAY” SCONSETClose to the Village on a quiet, dead-end street, this wonderful home isperfect for gracious summer or year round living. Porches and decks

expand the living area to the outside. Four bedrooms,4 1/2 baths. Distant water views.


Inquirer& MirrorBest of Nantucket2010Best Real

EstateOffice

RENTALSSALES

www.greatpointproper ties.com508.228.2266 • 1 Nor th Beach Street • Nantucket , MA 02554

Edward SanfordBill LiddleGreg Mckechnie

Debbie Deeley CulbertsonTracy CullinaneLiz FinlayLaura FletcherCam GammillJulie Gasco

Dawn HoldgateWayne HowingtonBarbara JoyceNina Hallowell LiddleCarl LindvallNichole Marks

Amy MartSam ParsonsStuart ReidHenry SanfordAmanda ToschPhil Witte

Blueberry HillThe custom-built home, sits on seven magnificent acres andis a nature lover's paradise. The grounds include excellentoutdoor living and entertaining areas including a fire-pit,rolling topography, herb gardens and winding pathsamongst the Tupelo Forest. A terrific and rare offering.Plenty of room for a guest house, pool and barn with anine bedroom septic in place.

$5,950,000

Perfect Waterfront Retreat Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and endless water views of for-ever-preserved Hither Creek, Madaket Harbor and beyondto Tuckernuck from the private dock, expansive deck andfrom inside this incredibly designed, renovated home. The“Hither Creek House” has been meticulously upgraded tomaintain its authentic charm and history while offeringtop-of-the-line appliances and appointments. Propertyoffers the addition of a boathouse.

$3,250,000

In Town on India Street

Immaculately renovated antique home offering threefloors of living space. Located only steps from the heart ofNantucket's historic district. This lovely home is ready forsummer of 2011 occupancy!

$2,950,000

Charming in Codfish Park A lovely rose covered four bedroom home in Codfish Park!Detail and charm abound inside and out as the house hasbeen wonderfully renovated and maintained. Only astone’s throw to the beach; this property is indeed special.

$1,490,000

Exceptional Detail & Style

This lovely three bedroom home on an over-sized lot hasroom for expansion or a second dwelling. The rear deck andlarge, private backyard and garden offer wonderful outdoorareas for relaxing, dining and entertaining. The kitchen andboth bathrooms were updated in 2008. This charming andcomfortable home is very conveniently located.

$595,000

Polpis Overlooking Cranberry BogsCreated by America’s leading post and beam designer TeddBenson, this exceptional country estate property is locatedon four stunning acres that overlook Conservation landsthat include views over stunning cranberry bogs. The prop-erty is located adjacent to endless miles of conservationtrails and is a brief bike ride to Polpis Harbor.

$3,695,000

RENTALSSALES

www.greatpointproper ties.com508.228.2266 • 1 Nor th Beach Street • Nantucket , MA 02554

Edward SanfordBill LiddleGreg Mckechnie

Debbie Deeley CulbertsonTracy CullinaneLiz FinlayLaura FletcherCam GammillJulie Gasco

Dawn HoldgateWayne HowingtonBarbara JoyceNina Hallowell LiddleCarl LindvallNichole Marks

Amy MartSam ParsonsStuart ReidHenry SanfordAmanda ToschPhil Witte

Attractive Cape with OptionsCape style home located on a large lot in a quiet neighbor-hood. Three floors of living space. Unique lot configurationand zoning allow for a second dwelling and a commercialbuilding that would appear like it was on a separate par-cel fronting on Old South Road.

$849,000

Westmoor Barn with PlansThis large barn awaits renovation into a special post andbeam home. There are approved 2006 plans by MiltonRowland for a 5 bedroom, 4 full bath, and 2 half bathhome. A building permit was issued in 2008. The barn issituated on an oversized .64 acre lot in R20 zoning allow-ing additional room for a guest cottage and pool. There isan existing outbuilding that could be used as the cottageor garage.

$2,495,000

Polpis Harborfront

Beautiful country setting on Polpis Harbor with sweep-ing views over salt marshes out to Polpis Harbor.Magnificent oak trees and varied topography makethis a special site.

$3,500,000

Ocean Access Moments AwayPrivate and very charming three bedroom Wauwinet areahome. The large, lovely yard and gardens offer separateareas to dine, relax or play. A 22,200+ square foot lot in5,000 square foot zoning allows for significant expansionto create the beach house of your dreams. Deeded beachaccess to the Squam beach. Easy access to the WauwinetInn, Toppers and Great Point. $1,950,000

Sleepy HollowRambling single story in-town home several blocks toUpper Main Street. This four bedroom home is tucked inon a quiet side street and features a wonderful courtyardgarden and an enclosed terrace. The house was updatedin the 1990s and has bright and open living spaces anda recently renovated kitchen with granite counters andstainless appliances.

$1,495,000

In Town on a Quiet Side StreetWonderful property on a quiet in-town lane. A charming gam-brel style house with an inviting covered porch on the front anda lovely arbor gate from the street. In addition there is a threebedroom secondary dwelling/apartment with a two car garage.Oversized lot with patio and grass areas, as well as ample park-ing. The property also has a great rental history.

$2,250,000

Kathy GallaherPhone: 508.228.1881 ext. 109 Cell: 508.560.0078

[email protected] Main Street, Nantucket Island, MA 02554 | www.maurypeople.com

Gracious Main Street home in an amazing location, just a block from shopsand restaurants. The property is situated off of the street and is quiet and

private. The gourmet kitchen and spacious living area overlook a large outdoor living space with a deck and hot tub. Four bedrooms.

Two full baths. Large attic can easily be turned into a fifth bedroom and bath.

$3,125,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

Impeccably maintained five bedroom, four full bath and one half bath main house with beautifully maintained grounds and private brick patio

on an oversized lot in town. The property also features a lovely studiowith a laundry room, first floor tiled garage space and

finished second floor with a tiled shower bath.

$2,795,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

TOWNTOWN

Location, location,location! This property will give the buyer an opportunity to be in one of the island's most desirable locations.

The beach is a very short walk from the house and the ocean views from the second floor living room are protected and beautiful.

Cisco beach, the farm and the island's favorite fish store is beyond a doubt the big attraction to this property. $2,495,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

CISCO

This very special Madaket property sits on a private oversized lot that fronts onLong Pond. There is a four bedroom, three bath main house with first and secondfloor decks to enjoy the gorgeous views of the Pond. In addition, there is a single

car garage and a studio with a large second open floor, bluestone patio andenclosed outdoor shower. There is newly installed central air conditioning

and custom details and the property is beautifully landscaped.$1,895,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

MADAKET

Three bedroom, three bath home situated on a lovely half acre lot with lots of privacyin the established Hussey Farms location. There is a large master suite on the first floorwith full bath, a living room with fireplace,open kitchen and dining room area withaccess to a large stone patio. There are two additional bedrooms and a sitting roomand full bath on the second floor. The exterior features cedar lined windows and

doors, screened in porch and a pergola. Two car garage with studio and a shower bath.$1,225,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

HUMMOCK POND

Very special second floor condominium unitlocated on a quiet lane in town with com-

manding views of Nantucket Harbor. The historic building has been beautifullymaintained and is situated on a large private parcel of land. This one bedroom,one bath, has exclusive use of a spacious deck that is perfect for outdoor dining

and entertaining. There is a private and convenient walkway to Main Street.$995,000 Listing Broker, Kathy Gallaher

TOWN

18 PHOTOGRAPHERS SHARE ONE PHOTO THAT THEY BELIEVE EPITOMIZES NANTUCKET

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18PHOTOGRAPHERS

OF NANTUCKET18PERSPECTIVES


P A G E S 3 0 ~ 4 8

Born and RaisedNew York City. New Canaan, during theschool year. Nantucket in the summers.

How I developed my style of photographySlowly, from the age of 14, when myfather gave me a little “darkroom” kit.He was an accomplished (if unheralded)photographer in his own right, and hisinfluence directed me towards a tool forexpression that I otherwise wouldn’t havethought I had.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostNature and travel.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beE.B.White (d. 1985,) whose ways with thewritten word remain fluid, simple andthunderously imaginative. All that truthand wit must have expressed itself in hiscountenance.

Advice I would give to a photographerjust starting outUnderstand (really understand) the insev-erable relationship among shutter speed,depth-of-field and film (or sensor) sensi-tivity. Know your tools, start out simply,and pay attention to what you seethrough the lens: 95 percent of your mis-takes are not the camera’s fault.

Why photography is important to meGrowing up as a verbal and social stam-merer, the veiwfinder was a tool I discov-ered to help put order and calm into myworld. This idea still holds true now, andit made a late-bloomer out of a non-bloomer.

If I could re-live a day of my life againThe day I met my wife.

ROBBENCHLEY

First Day of Spring, Great Point. Weather is the great trickster on Nantucket, and in this case many things came together all at once (luck being amongthem) a passing snow squall, changing light, a lonely lighthouse and a dashing figure — a kind of confluence that doesn't happen all too often.

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PHOTO BY CARY HAZLEGROVE

Born and RaisedEast Coast of Florida

How I developed my style of photographyBy getting my bachelors in Photographyand studying with some great instructorsalong the way. I've been fine tuning eversince.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostAnything outside using natural light ornew location.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beNo one in particular, a complete stranger would be ideal.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outPut the flash away and find the light.It's always out there.

Why photography is important to mePhotographs are memories, and memories are priceless.

If I could re-live a day of my life againThe first time I met my wife.

JORDICABRE

Finding an image that represents Nantucket was not easy. How do you express what matters to you most? Family, community, work, friends. I settled on an image taken close to where we live. The image for me in my opinion says what Nantucket has worked hardest to protect,

the open space that we like to get out in and enjoy.


PHOTO BY LAURIE RICHARDS


How I developed my style of photographyI studied photography from the time Iwas 13 years old. Early on, I discoveredthe works of amazing portrait photogra-phers, such as Avedon, Leibowitz andNewton. My Eureka moment was when Isaw a photograph of Avedon’s, which hesnapped a couple seconds after a groupportrait, when the family had relaxedand let down their guard. The real lookson their faces showed me that those arethe important moments to photograph-the candid and unposed moments in lifewhen people are being themselves.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI really enjoy photographing weddings. Iget to use many of the aspects of pho-tography that I enjoy — macro details,emotions, landscapes, fun portraits, andmaking the couple look fantastic. Bonus— I get to hang out with the couple andtheir families on their happiest day! Therewards in doing a great job for them are endless.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beThom Yorke, from Radiohead. He has an amazing look and his photo-graphs are always moody. I would shake him up and photograph himhaving fun with his child out of his element, like at an amusement park.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outStudy. Don’t jump into paid work just because you have a camera.Learn by assisting. Take classes. Read the manual. Also, alwayscarry spare batteries and a change of pants.

Why photography is important to meBecause we moved around so much growing up, photographs were myway of marking where I was at a certain age. They are a chronicle, amemoir of my life. The photographs I have of my grandparents, that aremost important to me, are the ones where they're laughing, interacting,skiing or standing in front of their favorite car. I take care to photographpeople in their element, as they really are amongst their family andloved ones, not simply staring into my lens. I love to photograph chil-dren in their homes, and portraits on location, for that reason.

If I could re-live a day of my life againI don’t think I’ve lived that day yet! Possibly my upcoming wedding.

ZOFIACROSBY


As much as Nantucket has amazing history, beautiful scenery and an endless supply of friendly folks, myfavorite thing about our island is what a perfect place it is to raise my daughter. Having moved aroundthe world quite a bit when I was young, I truly appreciate this serene environment and safe community

that my girl is able to grow up in. Our beaches are the perfect place for any kid to grow up near, especial-ly a kid like mine who loves all those creepy crawly sea critters. She is my muse and my favorite model.

PHOTO BY LISA FREY

Born and RaisedI spent most of my youth growing up onthe Maine Seacoast in a tiny little towncalled Kittery Point.

How I developed my style of photographyMy love of the moving and still imagestarted when I was around 10 years old.As I shoot both motion pictures as well asstill pictures, I would have to say my styleis constantly evolving. But, if there is oneconstant, it would be the use of painterlylight. My mother was a painter and had astrong artistic influence on me. I love theworks of the Old Dutch Master paintersand I find myself lighting with that singlesource of warm, low angle light; the typeof light that we encounter in the earlymorning or the late afternoon.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI love the shoots that you can walk awayfrom knowing that I have nailed theimage that I had in my mind going intothe assignment.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beI’d love to photograph Jay Gatsby sailing on Long Island Soundaboard a Herreshoff sailboat like the Reliance … I love thattime period from the turn of the century through the 1920s.

Advice I would give to a photographerjust starting outAs Lucy Bixby, a fellow photographer andfriend of mine once said: ”shoot whatyou love”… and I would add, shoot it alot. Keep shooting and don’t be afraid totry different techniques. Especially intoday’s digital age there is no reason whyyou can’t pick a subject and get out thereand shoot in every type of light MotherNature offers us. To me, this is the bestway to learn, just get out there andshoot.

Why photography is important to meI love communicating visually, and I cannot draw or paint to save my life.

If I could re-live a day of my life againI think any day that our three children,their significant others and our threegrandchildren are all together here onNantucket. Without a doubt, this is whatlife is all about for us — being togetherwith family, especially here on Nantucket.

DANDRISCOLL

Sesachacha Red


PHOTO BY LAURA PLESS


Born and RaisedI was born in the North East of England,which is where I lived until I was 21. I thenventured out to the USA, starting inCincinnati, and moving on to Floridabefore making Nantucket my home

How I developed my style of photographyI guess I slowly developed it. Taking photoshad always been a passion of mine frombeing very young. My photography pas-sion has now spilled over to includevideography, and I love both mediums.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI love to photograph people. So, wherev-er the people are, then that's where I amhappiest shooting.

Advice I would give to a photographerjust starting outTake your camera everywhere with you —great shots are everywhere around you.And practice, practice, practice.

Why photography is important to meI have two main reasons why photogra-phy is important to me and they are:1) I am capturing/documenting/preserv-ing moments/expressions/stages in otherpeople's lives that I am honored to do.2) I am in my element when I am behindthe camera, be it photographing or film-ing. It is what I am meant to do. It feedsmy soul and makes me very happy.

If I could re-live a day of my life againThere are so many I could pick for somany different reasons. I picked this par-ticular day, because it was one of themost significant days in my life. It was theday I became a US citizen. My brotherwas there with me in a room full of 750people from all over the world, all thereto become citizens. It was very moving. Itwas the end of an era for me, and a bril-liant start to a new one. So, now I havedual nationality.

LISAFREY

I have never lived anywhere where the community spirit is so strong. So this is my photo, The Flash Mob! Where everyone came together to have fun and to spread a little happiness.


PHOTO BY BEVERLY HALL

Born and RaisedI was born in Malden, MA, and grew up inMalden, went to college in Boston andearned degrees in History and Literature.

How I developed my style of photographyAs a photojournalist my developmentwas learn by doing and watching otherphotographers and asking questions. Ialso studied the style of Pulitzer Prizewinning photographer Stan Grossfeld ofthe Boston Globe (who is also a friend)and my good friend and mentor GregMironchuk. I was originally a forensicphotographer and was educated at theForensic Photography School, Mass StatePolice Academy, Framingham, MA.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI have always enjoyed sports photogra-phy and believe that is my strongest suit.Unfortunately I don’t get to shoot sportsall that often.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beErnest Hemingway and George Harrison

Advice I would give to a photographerjust starting outLearn the basics, Don’t rely on your auto-matic cameras. Not everyone with a point& shoot camera is a photographer. Studythe masters. Ask questions.

Why photography is important to meAs a photojournalist (and a history major)I’ve always considered myself a documen-tary maker. I’m no artist but I am a histo-rian. I’ve always been interested in pre-serving events for future generations tostudy and enjoy and feel as a photojour-nalist that is what I have done.

If I could re-live a day of my life againI would re-live my wedding day. Or theday my son was born. Or the night I sawThe Beatles perform at Suffolk DownsRaceway. Because nothing has been asexciting as those events in my life.

MICHAELGALVIN

Nantucket Whaler football. Since the demise of the whaling industry nothing speaks Nantucket more to islanders than Whaler Football.



PHOTO BY GREG MIRONCHUK

Born and RaisedI was born in Brooklyn, and lived inJackson Heights, Queens.

How I developed my style of photographyMy style has evolved over the yearsfrom early days with the camera as ateenager capturing our pets, and thenavoiding “the petting” parties of ado-lescent dance days, to being on theother side of it with my photographerDad documenting my growing up fromday one. Coming to Nantucket in the1960s was a deciding factor in myevolving as a portrait photographer.Creating and directing the Children’sGallery on Old South Wharf (1965-1971) allowed me to hone my innateand intuitive gift for photography byhaving a ready crew of kids to capturein the act of creativity. When theGallery closed, I re-invented myself asBeverly Hall Photography — took tomy bicycle, found a studio and set upshop. My first ads said, “Wanted: Yourchild, $50 for a rewarding portrait.”

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostThe photo sessions (“shoots”) I enjoy most are by available light(overcast or foggy days are best) capturing the action and reac-tions of people engaged in celebration of all kinds.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beThat remains to be seen ... Probably Jesus!

BEVERLYHALL


This stunning silhouette has become a symbol to many of the joy and freedom one feels on this faraway island. She has also been considered by many to be an image of healing.

Some have said you know you are on Nantucket when you see her. I consider her my gift from the photography gods and hesitate to divulge any more information about her.

She invites each of us to feel the welcome and wide embrace of the sea and sky. She beckons us to rejoice in our being here and being who we are.

PHOTO BY LISA FREY

See Hall, page 48

Born and RaisedI was born at the Naval Hospital inQuantico, VA, and raised inRoanoke, VA. I am still growing upin Nantucket, where I have livedsince 1978.

How I developed my style of photographyPhotography has been a significant partof my life since I was sixteen. I was thephotographer and then editor of my highschool yearbooks, and this was my earlyimmersion in photography. My uncle wasa professional photographer and cameraswere a part of my childhood.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostNantucket in fog or snow.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beThomas Jefferson.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outNever loose the memory of thequality of film. Treat digital pho-tography as if it were film, taking

care and respect to every frame. Be adeptat all styles.

Why photography is important to meIt is an insular profession, and each imageI make allows me the ability to find order.We live chaotic lives, and I love the peaceit gives me. Everything in my life is apotential picture. That is the way I look atthings.

If I could re-live a day of my life againBesides the birth of our daughter, my firstbook deal was up there.

CARYHAZLEGROVE

Although Nantucket is surrounded by water on all sides, I consider myself a land person. I am drawn to photographing the interior of the island, especially at daybreak.


PHOTO BY JORDI CABRE

Born and RaisedI was born and raised in Columbus, GA.,and lived in Chicago, Virginia andConnecticut before moving to Nantucketin 2001.

How I developed my style of photographyMy style of photography is Nantucket-driven. We have wonderful scenery andfabulous light, especially at the marginsof the day. And this light is what I havetried hard to capture over the past fewyears. Learning to do so has shaped howall of my photographs develop.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostSolitary landscapes — me, my jeep, anisland scene, a dramatic sky at sunrise,and no one else in view. Nothing feelsordinary on this island.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outI don’t know that I have the experiencenecessary to be giving advice, and thefirst thing that comes to mind is some-thing of a cliche — “just get out and takepictures.” But, that’s what I would say.Get out. Take a lot of photos, and payattention to the composition, light andcamera settings that result in the picturesyou like best.

Why photography is important to meFor me, photography has evolved fromhobby to obsessive creative outlet. I can’tpaint or write poetry, so I use my cameraand my computer to feed the obsession.


I chose this photo as representative of my style and art because it shows our epic landscape, drama in the sky, and great light on the Great Light.

GREGHINSON

38 • Nantucket Property Journal • Spring 2011PHOTO BY KRIS KINSLEY

Born and RaisedI was born and raised on beautiful NantucketIsland. I grew up near town on North BeachStreet.

How I developed my style of photographyMy photography is always evolving. Irecently completed a two year professionalphotography program at the New EnglandSchool of Photography. This was a greattime to dedicate all of my energy to pursu-ing photography.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI enjoy photographing people. To me, the joyin photography is capturing moments andemotions that blend together to tell a story.I have recently been working on a portfolioof 'day in the life' portraiture, which isfamily portraiture with a journalisticapproach. I am also really enjoying workingon multi-media projects. It has been a greatexperience learning how to utilize audio,photos and videos to tell a story.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beIf I could photograph anyone from the past itwould be Thomas Nickerson. When I read “InThe Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of theWhaleship Essex,” I kept thinking about howinteresting it would have been to photographThomas Nickerson. He was only 14 when theship set sail, and while reading about him inthe book, I kept thinking, “I wish there werephotos of this boy after he’d been rescued andsurvived such a tragedy.” My father is a fisher-man and I have always had a profound respectfor seafaring people. I love photographingpeople in their element, and I believe portraitsof Thomas Nickerson would have truly illus-trated the hardships of the whaling industry.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outMy advice to photographers who are startingout is to always remain open to learning moreand to making connections within the field. Ihave had great experiences with the amazing

When asked to pick out one of my photos that to me epitomizes Nantucket, I immediately thought of this image. It was taken right after sunset at Jetties Beach during a family photo session. I love the carefree feeling of the image with the girls chasing the seagull and running on the sandbar.

It reminds me of many days I spent down at Jetties Beach as a child. Growing up on Nantucket I always felt thankful to have a connection to the land and especially the beaches around me. It’s a truly special place.


KATIEKAIZER

PHOTO BY MAI NORTON See Kaizer, page 48

Born and RaisedBorn in Western MA, I visited Nantucketfor the first time at the age of onemonth. I was destined to return forincreasingly longer visits until ultimately, Ifound myself dwelling here year-round.

How I developed my style of photographyMy “style” of photography is constantlyevolving as my life roles in the worldevolve and the seasons come and go.

Shoots I you currently enjoy the mostI find a way to enjoy any kind of photog-raphy I pursue, as the differences allowme to explore many types of availablevisions and share what I find with others.My child is a creative muse for and withme. My creativity is my inner child want-ing to see, express, and share the excite-ment of discovery.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outKeep your eyes open, but remember thatserendipitous eyes-away-from-the-viewfind-er moments can also become eye-openers.Be open to possibilities and experiment.Communicate with others who share thisinterest. Have your camera accessible andready. Enjoy the seeking and seeing.


I chose this image because of the familiar location representative of our island's little

yet large place in the world. In the past, pursuit of whales guided Nantucket Whalers

into the far reaches of the world. In our present, the tide has turned Nantucket into

a global community. Gardiner's Corner used to be a photography shop run by

Marshall Gardiner, who was a photographerwell-known for hand-coloring black and white

photographs. The color in this photo-image is more intense than he would have used

and more selective in its application. I chose to allow the bright colors of the future to

permeate the black and white surroundings of the past to represent how we on Nantucket

try to balance and blend our present needsand future promise with preservation of

our heritage. This is one of a series of photographs I am working on featuring

my “Little Nantucket Whaler.”

KRISKINSLEY

PHOTO BY GREG HINSON


Born and RaisedI was born in Westport, Conn., and grew upall over the world. While Nantucket wasour family’s home base since I was in thirdgrade, we traveled each year to spend timein such places as Spain, South America, andCalifornia to name a few.

How I developed my style of photographyI believe that like any art form the style ofa photographer is grown, is fluid anddynamic and changes throughout the pho-tographer’s life. While there can be “eure-ka” moments where things come togethertechnically and artistically, I believe it is aslow and gradual development of style.Although I have been shooting about 30years now, my style is still evolving.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI enjoy shooting my own children and theirdevelopment and childhood. Portraits ofother children are also a lot of fun if thefamily allows me to be creative and do theportrait without a preconceived vision ofwhat it should look like.

If there were one person —dead, imaginary, or alive —that I could photograph, itwould beMy dad who died in 1987. I

think my own family photographs are themost important to me. That’s why I believethat everyone should have their family pho-tographed on a regular basis, as time fliesby and kids grow up and people pass on.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outIt’s an extremely tough field and highlycompetitive. A lot of photojournalists arechanging over to shoot weddings andportraits. This emphasizes my belief thatfamily photos are still very important.With the digital age and the media usingmore laymen's photos the industry hastaken a hit. I would suggest upcomingphotographers have a back up plan as faras making a living.

Boys playing during a Brant Point sunset.


PHOTO BY ZOFIA CROSBY

CLAUDIAKRONENBERG

See Kronenberg, page 48


Born and RaisedI was born in Salem, MA, I grew up inMarblehead, Foxboro and Nantucket.

How I developed my style of photographyI spent a lot of years learning about andexperimenting with composition, shape,texture, and light, but I think it was onlyafter I started shooting for newspapersand that all became secondary to the ideaof chasing down shots that tell a story thatmy photos became more interesting.

Shoots I you currently enjoy the mostI thoroughly enjoy scouting out and shoot-ing the scenes I use to create my fine-art 360degree panoramas, but I think getting goodcandid shots of people doing things thatthey love is what I enjoy the most.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beKurt Vonnegut

Advice I would give to a photographerjust starting outFirst, thoroughly learn the stuff theyteach you then try to forget it all.Second, challenge yourself to capture the most interesting imagesyou can using only really cheap, crummy equipment.

Why photography is important to meProbably because I've got lousy hand to eye coordination andcan't really draw or paint very well.

If I could re-live a day of my life againProbably a day from that first summer after high school, beforereality hit. Life was fun, sleeping was optional, I basically lived atthe beach, and my office was the lunch counter at the ’SconsetBook Store. A steady diet of sandwiches, ice cream, Fritos andbeer was healthy enough, and anything seemed possible.

MARKMATTOON

Trying to epitomize Nantucket in a single photo is not easily done. I walked and biked all over theisland with my cameras, trying to find such a shot, but none really measured up to the assignment.Then, while going through some old images, I realized that this one from 1987 fit the bill as well as

anything I have. Sun streaming through fog over the ocean, footprints in the sand, a happy dogrolling around in the grass and a house slowly losing its battle with erosion. The fact that it is

grainy black & white and taken from the scan of an old damaged negative seem fitting as well.


PHOTO BY MARK MATTOON

Born and RaisedI’m pretty sure, at age 46, I am still growingup. Born in Hartford, CT. Grew up in Bristol,CT and Singapore.

How I developed my style of photographyI bought my first SLR camera when I was13. I was living in Singapore with my fami-ly and was blown away by other culturesand had to record my experiences on film.I was very timid and portraits scare the hellout of me. Over the years, I developed astyle (more of a personality style) to over-come these fears. My portraits are oftenabout my interaction with my subjects andless about technical and esthetical aspects.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostPortraits. Intimate portraits or big commer-cial shoots with lots of people to direct. Ilove the challenge of blocking out thewhole world and ‘focusing’ on the one per-son sitting in front of my camera. Once thatconnection is established, it’s absolute bliss.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, oralive — that I could photograph, it would beHands down, Steve Martin. Nobody’s coolerthan Steve Martin. I’m still hopeful it willhappen.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outDon’t rely on PhotoShop. Learn to problem-solve behind the camera. Learn to use youreye and camera. PhotoShop should be viewedas a last resort. I am incredibly grateful thatPhotoShop didn’t exist when I began mycareer. I’m a better photographer for it.

Why photography is important to meI have a horrible memory. It helps meremember what I did yesterday. Seriously, itkeeps me creatively sharp. I am photograph-ing all day, everyday — even when I don’thave a camera in front of my eye.

If I could re-live a day of my life againToday. Today gets me out of bed in the morn-ing. I approach everyday with the thoughtthat I will have my greatest accomplish today.

KITNOBLE

In the 200 plus days of filming “Nantucket by Nature” this was one of my most memorable afternoons. Pure magic.



PHOTO BY ROB BENCHLEY

Born and RaisedI was born in Westerly, RI, and grew up in asmall summer community along the shore.

How I developed my style of photographyI developed my style over time, and I amstill developing and perfecting what Iwould like my style to be. I see life inimages, even though I might not alwayshave a camera in my hand I am always tak-ing photos. It is now how I view my world.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI enjoy the large variety of things I get tophotograph. The subject changes depend-ing on the time of year it is — food, wed-dings, and portraits, mostly, but I amalways up for a challenge. I can’t really sayI enjoy one type of shoot more than theother, because I honestly love it all.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beChuck Close or Audrey Hepburn

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outShoot until your finger falls off, then shootsome more. Digital is free, take advantageof it. The best way to learn anything isthrough practice and love.

Why photography is important to meDocumenting the most important things inpeople’s lives is very important to me,because in the end all we have is our mem-ories. Images are our instrument for reflec-tion and memories, and I feel honored todocument these moments for my clients,family, and friends. No matter what theoccasion or subject matter.

If I could re-live a day of my life againIt would be the day I met my husband,because that moment changed my life for-ever. I have told the story so many timesthat it has become his story and my story. Iwould like to get the story “straight” as towho approached who first (Laughs).

MAINORTON

Dionis summer light


PHOTO BY KATIE KAIZER


Born and RaisedI was born in Hartford, CT, but didn’tstay long. My family lived all over theplace with two of the main stretches inMiami, FL, and Deerfield, MA. I supposethere could be two places with morecontrast, but I had a pretty good rangeof activities growing up in two very dif-ferent places.

How I developed my style of photographyI have been drawn to simple perspec-tives long before I understood photog-raphy, so a camera was a natural wayfor me to keep them when I saw them.Style is a changing thing; even if inslow, small increments — it moves foreverybody.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostMore and more I enjoy the architectur-al work, because I'm learning to appre-ciate the technical aspects, but nothingbeats a walk in a beautiful place with no watch.

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beI haven't felt pulled into portrait photography, but I do enjoywhen a good shot turns up of the people close to me. It's theunexpectedness that I love most, so it's hard for me to choosesomeone on this side of that moment.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outRead less about it and just use your camera. No person and nobook can tell you what you see and how to look for it.

Why photography is important to mePhotography is a way for me to capture an experience, lock itdown, and be able to remember it with (or without) everythingthat was taking place in that moment.

TOMOLCOTT


To me, this photo is Nantucket without time. Summer or winter, this exists exactly — sand, sky, and an ocean that can blur everything.

PHOTO BY TOM OLCOTT


Born and RaisedI was born in Columbia, MO, and havebeen on Nantucket since May 1993.Rome, NY, is my hometown. There is arevolutionary fort in the middle of thecity and there used to be an Air Forcebase. My Dad is a retired Air Force offi-cer. My parents still live there.

How I developed my style of photogra-phyI remember the first photograph Itook. It was with my Dad’s old Yashica.It was a young girl holding a redumbrella. The light was reflecting off apuddle making her face glow. I washooked!

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostI enjoy elopements the best. There issomething so romantic about runningoff to Nantucket, hiring a photogra-pher and getting married on the beach!

If there were one person — dead, imaginary, or alive — that I could photograph, it would beKatherine Hepburn for all the obvious reasons — beauty, talent,

style. Plus, I would love to hear her voice in person!

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outMy advice for anyone just starting out is stop dreaming about itand put yourself out there.

Why photography is important to mePhotography still makes my heart race. When I get the shot I waslooking for, it is a little bit of magic.

If I could re-live a day of my life againI think It would have to be my wedding day in Marblehead, MA.It just didn’t last long enough. Lucky for me I have some incredi-ble photos!

LAURAPLESS


Blue Bike

PHOTO BY DAN DRISCOLL



Born and RaisedI was born and raised in a small townoutside of Buffalo. When I was young,we spent summers on Lake Erie. Mygrandparents built a tiny cottagethere. My extended family was therewith us. I loved all being together. Myfavorite days were spent swimming,riding my bike to the candy store, play-ing tennis, scavenger hunts, bingo, andbonfires on the beach.

How I developed my style of photographyMy style of photography grew out ofmy wanting to document my children’slives. I had four stepchildren and thentwo children of my own. Watchingthem interact is magical. I wanted tocapture that magic for them to keep. Ilove the candid images that capture amoment or feeling more than thestaged portrait.

Shoots I currently enjoy the mostMy favorite shoots are when I am able to photograph a family,or children, or a bride and groom behaving the way they normal-ly would without me there. Just letting me watch, and findingthose special moments that happen without direction.

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outJust keep shooting — photograph as often as you can.

Why photography is important to mePhotography is important to me because I feel it is such an amaz-ing gift to be able to document a person’s day, week, summerand allow them to have these special moments to keep. I findthat the glimpses I have captured of my children’s lives seem tobe what they remember most because we can visit the photo-graphs again and again. They can still evoke the same feelings.

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Jossie and the strawberry

PHOTO BY LISA FREY

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people I have worked with thus far. I wouldalso place importance on constantly photo-graphing new things, people and places. Ibelieve you learn the most when you arephotographing in new situations and outsideof your comfort zone.

Why photography is important to mePhotography is very important in my life as itallows me to share my vision with others.Whether it's a wedding, a family portrait ses-sion or documentary work I believe it is impor-tant to capture moments that tell a story. Most

of my early photography on Nantucketinvolved working with different nonprofits. Iwas creating images that helped them withfund raising and creating awareness. Afterseeing how photography could directly helppeople I knew it was important to continuethis work. I recently returned from a photog-raphy workshop in Guatemala where I dedi-cated the majority of my time to photograph-ing Casa Jackson Home for MalnourishedInfants. All of the images were given back toCasa Jackson so they could use them to createawareness and help with fundraising. To me,this exemplifies the impact, power and impor-tance of photography.

If I could re-live a day of my life againI would love to re-live the day I photographedmy first wedding. I was living in AmbergrisCaye, Belize and I had been introduced to thiswonderful local wedding planner, IraidaGonzales. She saw me taking photographsaround the island and she asked me to photo-graph a wedding for a couple who needed aphotographer for their destination wedding.This was the day I realized how much I enjoyedphotographing weddings and capturing such aspecial day. I remember feeling inspired andexcited to pursue wedding photography.

Kaizer, from page 39

Advice I would give to a photographer just starting outShoot, shoot, shoot — often and moreoften. Things are different with digitalsince it seems limitless. But, back in filmdays it was more expensive and extrava-gant to shoot spontaneously. And fre-quentl. Take risks. Be bold. And, get closer.Communicate and relate. Or, as E.M.Forrester said: “Only connect.”

Why photography is important to mePhotography is important to me because it’sthe vehicle through which I see my world —the way I communicate what I think andfeel. For the most part, though that ischanging with age and after 45 years ofdoing it, as a Rilke quote says: Work of sightis done (though not quite!) Now, to do heartwork on the pictures inside.” (or somethingto that effect) Photography has given me away to relate to people in a way that a nor-mal social exchange could not.

If I could re-live a day of my life againThat’s a very “Our Town” kind of question.Emily tried and it didn’t work out quite theway she expected. She relived a birthday,but the nostalgia overwhelmed her becauseshe saw that folks don’t really see eachother, don’t appreciate what they have untilit’s gone. Hard to remember the carefreedays of youth, but I loved my 60th birthdayparty at seminary in 2001.

Hall, from page 36

Why photography is important to meFor me this comes back to my point about cre-ating and preserving memories as peoplegrow and change and later pass on. The pho-tographs I take at weddings or portraits will

live much longer than the individuals. Theywill be passed on generation to generation.This is an all important gift I can offer myclients. I have had many people come back tome to order pictures of certain family mem-bers that are no longer with us. I have giventhem that person in photographs.

If I could re-live a day of my life againThe day my son was born 18 and a halfyears ago, because he’s graduating fromhigh school this year and I feel the time haspassed way too quickly.

Kronenberg, from page 41

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the current

STATE of t

hemarketAnalysis, observation and interpretation of the Nantucket real estate market

Where is the market right now?After a greatly improved last four months

of 2010, the sentiment in the marketplacestill trends toward the positive. Overall themarket right now is increasingly active, andthis should translate to an increased numberof sales. Accordingly, for the first fourmonths of 2011, the year-over-year transac-tion volume is up over eight percent (91 vs.84 sales in 2010). However, the dollar vol-ume in the same comparative period is actu-ally a little over 17% down ($112.6 million

Photos by Jordi Cabre

The views and opinions expressed in “State of the Market” interviews arenot necessarily those of the Nantucket Association of Real Estate Brokers.

See Beaugrand, page 66


See Gillum, page 70

David & Dana BoyceBoyce Realty

Where is the market right now?Nantucket is in a recovery mode. As a

resort market, we are dependent on the dis-posable income and financial success of thepeople who vacation here. For that reason,Nantucket tends to parallel the financialmarkets. The Dow Jones Industrial Averageis a good measure. The Dow had a straightupward run for ten years and so didNantucket. Then in the fall of 2007, theDow started a seventeen month decline tothe first quarter of 2009; since then it has

See Boyce, page 68

ANALYSIS

Ken BeaugrandAtlantic East Nantucket Real Estate

Where is the market right now?There is optimism in the air quite differ-

ent from last year at this time. The amountof rental activity so far this year is up signif-icantly from the same period last year andthis has historically been a precursor of salesmarket activity.

The data for the first quarter shows thatthe level of activity was the same as last yearbut that the dollar volume was down, reflect-ing the impact of foreclosures . When welook at the totals from all of last year we were

ANALYSISvery pleased to see that over 300 propertiestransferred, up significantly from both 2008and 2009. We believe that we are on a recov-ery trajectory and that 2011 will exceed 2010in both number of sales and dollar volume.

What’s your take on when we’ll feel thefull and lasting effects of any recoveryon Nantucket?

While an island, we are not insulated fromthe overall effect of the national economy andas we begin to see a recovery; that creates apositive impact here on island since we arebasically a second home market that dependson the activity from people on the mainland.Historically Nantucket has been slower to feelthe effect of the impact on the mainland andquicker to recover. As a result it is my viewthat it continues to remain a great time to buyon Nantucket as it has been since late 2007.While the number of properties for sale is

high, this gives a buyer plenty to choose from.Buyers are more informed than ever aboutcurrent market conditions, and many sellersare more realistic about today’s economic con-ditions.

What is the state of the rental market?

As I noted earlier, the rental market hasbeen very strong so far this year with most ofthe most desired time already fully booked. Itappears that rental activity is up between 25 to30% over last year. There is still good availabil-ity in the shoulder seasons.

What kind of properties are selling now?

Very simply, those that are fairly priced forthe nature of the property and its location.

What neighborhoods do you think areundervalued now? What neighborhoodsdo you think best retain their value overtime?

Waterfront, strong water view, luxury prop-erties and those that have been updated.

Are you seeing any movement in thesale of land, either up or down fromprevious years?

The sale of land always follows after thestart of the pick-up in the sale of houses wheneither there is not as much choice in availablehouses or the type of house is not available.Here on island there is not much land left dueto the wonderful efforts at preservation ofopen space so in my view it is less of an indi-cator of market movement than it might be inother markets. Finally, here on island in manycases it is less expensive to buy an existinghouse now than to buy land and build.

Beaugrand, from page 65

Graeden AmbroseSales & Rental Associate

CiscoThoughtfully cared for beautiful 4 bedroom 3.5 bath family beach house located ondesirable Cisco Beach. Timber peg construction, upside down home with breathtak-

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$3,699,000

MadaketBeautiful new 4 bedroom renovation overlooking White Goose Cove on Long Pond

and ocean. Vaulted ceiling and open floor plan lend to the range of spectacular views ofocean, pond and sunsets. Located 150 yards from conservation and beach access, this

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“The Bes t Webs i te in Rea l Estate

been climbing upward. Nantucket experiencedthe same drop and recovery. Because real estatedecisions are often deliberated over time, we donot always experience an exact parallel to actionsin the financial markets. We have seen buyers,who were serious in 2010, defer their commit-ments to this year. At the same time, sellers haveadjusted their price expectations to make deals.We think that the number of Nantucket proper-ties sold is on an upward trend.

What’s your take on when we’ll feel thefull and lasting effects of any recovery onNantucket?

Full recovery is hard to predict. Corporationshave taken the difficult steps to substantiallyimprove their balance sheets — less debt, moreworking capital, and improved earnings, notnecessarily by increasing market share but bycost reduction and increased efficiency.Individuals have tightened their belts as well,with credit scores up on conventional loansfrom 720 in 2007 to 760 today. Americans areasking their governments (Federal, State andLocal) to do the same. If governments can do

what individuals and corporations have done, itis our view that recovery will continue and at afaster pace.

What is the state of the rental market?Rental data is not published as is sales data,

so it is difficult to quantify, but there is a gen-eral consensus that this year will be strongerthan the last three years.

What kind of properties are selling now?About half the market is under $1 million,

which tends to be year-round residents. Over$1 million tends to be second home buyers.These buyers come from all over the world, butmostly the United States. Our buyers are notonly hedge fund or Wall Street managers, butalso doctors, lawyers, business owners, and pro-fessionals in general. First, everyone wantswaterfront, but that is not always affordable.Second, they want views. As we have moreinterior properties than those on the water andwith views, these properties are the majority ofsales. Decisions are made based on affordabili-ty, availability, and timing.

What neighborhoods do you think areundervalued now? What neighborhoods doyou think best retain their value over time?

We don’t see undervalued neighborhoodsbecause the Nantucket market adjusts quickly forrelative value. If there is an undervalued situation, itis usually related to the seller’s need to sell and/or thecondition of the property. The most sought-afterareas of recent are Town, Cliff, Brant Point, andSconset. Nantucket does not have one perfectneighborhood; each has its advantages. Becausethere are subtle differences to neighborhoods,buyersneed the help of a local broker who can help thebuyer find the best property to suit his requirements.

Are you seeing any movement in the sale ofland,either up or down from previous years?

Similar to recent years, we have seen landsales and those sales where the existing house isnot used representing roughly 10% of the mar-ket. However, buying land takes a buyer that iswilling to plan and construct a new home. Notall buyers have the time or inclination to under-take such a project, especially from a distance.Land buyers are both users and investors.

Boyce, from page 65

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OCEAN VIEWSSurfside

NAUSHOP

vs. $135.8 million for 2010). This most likelyreflects the fact that buyers are taking advan-tage of the reduction in prices across all of theprice ranges in the market. The pending salesdata is encouraging – almost 50 under con-tract now, with a number of mid to high-endresidential house and land listings in the mix.

Including residential homes, land, and to alesser extent commercial properties, there arepresently 515 properties actively for sale onNantucket. Therefore, in the coming monthsit will be important to pay attention to therate of inventory absorption even as moreproperties come online from bank re-salesand from the normal high season influx ofnew properties for sale. This could have aneffect on whether market prices will begin torise modestly and whether asking prices willcontinue to firm up. In some areas of theisland and across some price ranges we areactually starting to experience some supplyconstraints so that should bode well for pricesas we go forward.

What’s your take on when we’ll feel thefull and lasting effects of any nationalrecovery on Nantucket?

Since second home buying is fueled by dis-cretionary income, any recovery in the capitalmarkets and any increase in consumer confi-dence could only lead to further recovery in ourown market. Confidence in the job market,particularly among the crowd that traditionallycomes to Nantucket, is also important. Also,recovery in the off-island urban and suburban“feeder” areas to Nantucket will translate into alarger supply of visitors and should ultimatelyincrease the demand for island property.Hopefully, this increase in activity will trickledown into all areas of the Nantucket economyespecially the retail and service sectors.Whatever the case, this is not a v-shaped recov-ery curve, but a long u-shaped one, so the fulland lasting effects of a recovery are still a waysoff. On-island I think that the recovery will beonly truly felt when we have more equilibriumin the marketplace as it relates to property valuestabilization in “local” neighborhoods and tojob creation for the year-round population.

What is the state of the rental market?Year-over-year demand for summer rentals is

much improved. People seem to feel better aboutspending money, and the recent hard winter inthe northeast and in many other areas of thecountry make a Nantucket vacation even morecompelling. Even though there is probably morerental inventory because of the recent overhang ofproperties for sale, in general there seems to beless negotiating going on this season. The goodproperties are probably oversubscribed for theprime period of late July through the first fewweeks of August, but there are still plenty of goodproperties available in June, mid-July, and lateAugust. As has become the norm, there are still alot of last minute calls for one and two-weekrentals. Also, in some cases the owners have got-ten more accommodating in terms of allowing apet and occasionally in adjusting open rentaldates to better suit a tenant’s schedule.

What kind of properties is selling now?There are really two markets right now on

Nantucket and each are trending in differentways. For lack of a better term, the more local

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neighborhood market has yet to stabilize,whereas the traditional second home neighbor-hoods have probably just turned the corner.Regardless, properties that come to market wellpriced or that have been reduced to a good offerprice over time stand the best chance of sellingmore rapidly. Good finished product and themore turnkey properties are in demand. It’snotable that the bulk of the sales in the past yearwere either properties priced under $1.5 million orthe very high-end properties in prime oftenwaterfront locations. The best property or two inevery other price range was also being cherrypicked by buyers. It’s notable that in the last 4months or so that a lot of the market interest hasfocused on properties between $1.5 million andhigh $2 million or even low $3 million.The bankshave also started being more realistic in pricingtheir re-sales and listening to short sale offers sothey are starting to move now as well. The cashbuyer and qualified buyers with previouslyapproved financing are still definitely in the dri-ver’s seat so to speak; but also recently many banksare starting to lend more easily on residentialproperty, and the rates are still historically low.

What neighborhoods do you think areundervalued now? What neighborhoodsdo you think best retain its/their valueover time?

I’m not sure that any one neighborhood isparticularly undervalued at present (unlikeperhaps Tom Nevers was in the S & L crisis 20years ago), but there does seem to be goodopportunities still in many areas of the islandand in many different price segments of themarket. There is a lot of inventory in certainareas so that could present a good opportunityfor a buyer. Moreover, I think that there is aparticularly good opportunity in the localneighborhood and the “starter” summer homemarketplace. I believe that the areas with tra-ditional low inventory retain their value themost and are the most resilient in terms of aquick recovery. These areas usually have closeraccess to the water or are within easy distanceto desirable amenities. Cisco, Dionis,Monomoy; the Cliff, Brant Point, and primein-Town locations; Sconset village; and theestate areas in the east end of the island espe-cially fit this bill. Waterfront in most areas isusually a bankable commodity.

Are you seeing any movement in the saleof land from previous years?

The number of land transactions has definitelybeen rising. In 2008 and 2009 land sales wereespecially suppressed by the increasing inventoryof houses for sale, whereas in 2010 the number ofsales started to rise once again. If one includessales where the houses were moved off the lot orrazed, there were 46 land sales in 2010 as opposedto 35 in 2009 and 32 in 2008. Nothing like the100 plus sales in the mid-2000s boom years; butstill, as such, land sales in 2010 constituted around12% of the total market. Using the same criteria,in the first four months of 2011 there has been 10sales, plus there are 11 pending sales.Consequently, land sales made up 11% of the first4-month sales and constitute a whopping 23.4%of the total sales now pending! Indeed one mightsay that recently the patient buyer has beenrewarded by taking advantage of the outsized dropin land prices combined with a more competitivebuilding cost environment. There are even somespeculative builders that have cautiously comeback into the land market. For good future value,a prime focus should be on land in those betterareas with low housing inventory for sale now.

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WAUWINETOne of the most spectacular locations on Nantucket, nestled in the dunes on the haulover withincredible views in both directions.Walk out the front door to the beach or down the driveway to the harbor and boat moorings. Enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets.

$12,900,000

BRANT POINTIncredibly well executed restoration of a classic, bungalow style beach house with open, full length, coveredporch. New guest cottage just steps away. All materials of the very highest quality both inside andout. Walk to Children's Beach,Town, The White Elephant, BrantPoint and Jetties Beach.

$3,975,000

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CLIFFBeautifully restored 1747 antiquehome on desirable Cliff Road just afive minute walk into town. Manyoriginal features intact includingfour fireplaces, wide pine flooring,moldings and raised paneling.Spacious common areas and livingspaces. Kitchen and baths totallyremodeled. Magnificent, private yardand gardens, and covered dining patio.

Wonderful views of Nantucket Sound, Brant Point Lighthouse and Town fromroof walk. Two off-street parking spaces. $5,275,000

MADAKETWonderful family compound on2.2 acres with two, three bedroomhomes with good separationbetween the two. Both dwellingshave phenomenal views of theOcean, beach, Long Pond andConservation Land and are lessthan a minute to the beach.Detached, oversized two cargarage and two storage sheds.

$1,965,000

TOWNCompletely restored in 2007 thishistoric, in-town home was origi-nally built in the late 1700s. Therestoration was masterfully doneincorporating the original exteriorarchitectural integrity with everypossible convenience on the inte-rior. The lot is oversized affordinga patio and yard of generous pro-portion and there are 4,250 squarefeet of living space in the house.

$2,975,000

WAUWINETBeautiful custom home designed and built by Chris Maury. Fantasticquality throughout with beautifulpaneling and moldings, fixtures andhardware. All rooms have an abun-dance of glass and are extremely lightand bright. Large lot with plenty ofroom for expansion, second dwelling,pool and tennis court. Deeded accessto Polpis Harbor dock, parking area and moorings.

$ 2,795,000

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TOWNRecently built home on oversizedlot, with beautiful materials anddetails; cherry floors; granite; nicefinish work. Excellent, open floorplan with one bedroom on the firstfloor and four up. Spacious deckand yard, all a ten minute walk to Main Street.

$2,675,000

TOWNNicely renovated antique with exceptionally large back yard andbeautiful landscaping. Three fin-ished floors plus basement and awonderful floor plan for familiesand large groups. Fantastic, brightkitchen with French doors leadingto patio and yard. Two off-street parking spaces.

$4,465,000

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TOWNBeautifully restored in-town antiqueon an oversized, corner lot.Everything has been replaced; foun-dation, plumbing, electrical, roof,shingles, fireplaces, etc. All originalmoldings, flooring, mantels saved,stripped and refinished. Large yard,garage with storage/work area, off street parking. A beautifully restoredhome with all of the amenities in amost convenient location.$3,875,000

POLPISThis new home features a fantastic floorplan and finishes of the highest qualityin one of Nantucket’s most private andserene locations. A must see for the dis-criminating buyer with appreciation fordetail and quality. There is 8,650 sq ftof living space and more than 150 adja-cent acres of conservation land. Two cargarage, pool, Russound stereo systemwith in wall touch-pads throughout; 2

central vacuum systems and more.

$4,989,000

POLPISThis six acre property offers remark-able architecture, design and qualityin every single detail. Entry to theproperty is via a dead-end private,stone lane and then through gates,down a winding stone drive, past thebarn and eventually terminates at theparking area and entrance to thehouse. The house sits on the top of ahill overlooking an expansive, mani-

cured lawn, moors, conservation and harbor in the distance. Includes a barn,children’s play area, pool and spa, tennis court, koi pond, vegetable, rose andberry gardens, apple orchard and stream. $10,250,000

MOMOMOYVery large, family home inMonomoy with views of the creeks,Town and distant harbor. Excellentfloor plan for entertaining and largegroups. All bedrooms have a private bath. Most rooms openonto covered porches or decks.Some room for expansion or small cottage. Property currentlyon septic, however, town sewer

has been run in Monomoy since house was built and can be connected.

$3,250,000

CISCO Beautifully designed, spacioushome with views of HummockPond, Sanford Farm/Ram’sPasture and the Ocean. Excellent,open floor plan, good separation between bed-rooms, two covered porches, sec-ond floor deck and large yard.Deeded access to the pond acrossthe way from the property and a

quick walk down to Cisco beach.

$3,475,000

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SHAWKEMONew, extraordinarily well finishedhome with magnificent views ofNantucket Harbor, town, Coatueand inlet from almost every roomas well as pool, patio and porch.Beautiful, custom paneling andmoldings throughout and everysquare foot is done in the best possible quality and taste. This flawless property is just being completed and is the finest new offering on the market.

$8,800,000

WAUWINET Beautiful custom home withdetached cottage/studio inWauwinet, abutting over fourhundred acres of conservationland. Cherry floors, magnificentlylandscaped, room for pool, manycustom features. Bike to PolpisHarbor, Pocomo, and Squambeaches.

$2,295,000

SHAWKEMOThe quality and finish work through-out this property is exceptional andabsolutely must be seen to be appreci-ated. This incredible main dwellingoffers several living areas and views outover abutting conservation land.Studio/pool house, home theatre, winecellar and family/game rooms and artsand crafts room for the kids. There arefive wood burning masonry fireplaces,

mahogany wet bar and two laundry rooms, and additional amenities too numer-ous to mention. Featured in Interiors Magazine.

$10,800,000

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

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