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The South Coast of Massachusetts is blessed with natural harbors, tidal bays, estuaries, and incredible beaches. Stand-up paddleboarding, sometimes referred by the acronym SUP, is a great way to enjoy the waterfront this time of [...]
With favorable winds and beautiful archipelagos composed of pristine islands and sheltered anchorages, the islands of the Maine Coast are idyllic escapes known to recreational boaters worldwide. There are over 3000 islands along the Maine coast, and hundreds of wholly owned islands provide the quintessential Maine retreateach a unique, [...]
Foodies in midcoast Maine are celebrating last weeks news that Primo restaurant owner and chef Melissa Kelly has won the James Beard awardone of the highest accolades in the culinary world. This is the second award for Kelly (she won when she was chef at Old Chatham Sheepherding Co. in New York)making her the first chef ever to win the [...]
Ospreys and bald eagles soar high above, scouting for fish. Harbor seals sun themselves on pink granite ledges. A mother fox teaches her kits to hunt. A great blue heron stands sentry in the cove, and thousands of songbirds flutter among the trees. Lady slippers and lichens line trails through spruce forest. Changing seasons bring wild [...]
In the late 1920s, heavyweight boxing champion Gene Tunney married socialite Mary Polly Lauder, whose father had recently built a house on Johns Island, a gem of an island located smack dab in the middle of Johns Bay, between the Bristol and South Bristol branches of the Pemaquid peninsula. The property became the Tunneys summer home for generations to [...]
380 Wings Neck, Pocasset, MA 9.10 acres $3,300,000
93 Water Street, Woods Hole, MA 0.14 acres $1,590,000
It has been a challenging real estate market for the high end over these past five years, but it seems increasingly likely that 2012 was the bottom of the market, and 2013 will be the leading edge of the [...]
Owls Head, Maine is a tiny hamlet of only 1600 people. Fishing and lobstering are still the mainstays of the towns economy. Theres one general store, one post office where the postmaster calls everyone by name, and one elementary school. The small state park has a spectacular crescent beach and a few picnic tables in the woods.
The towns [...]
LandVest has had a long relationship representing both buyers and sellers of the most distinctive waterfront and water-view estate properties in Little Compton, Rhode Island. Our latest listing in Little Compton is Wunnegin Farm, one of the finest remaining unencumbered agricultural properties in the region. It exemplifies all of what is [...]
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