The original cape and shed were built prior to 1800. He used the natural elevations of the land to create the design. Exterior decks connect the original cape to two other structures to form an "L" shape. The middle pavilion is the guest room and master bedroom. From this middle structure, the decks change direction and make a right angle turn around the original shed and continue to the Upper house. The upper house contains the kitchen, dinning and living rooms. It is from this house that a 180 degree view of the Atlantic can be seen. Like many modern structures, large windows and angles define the interior spaces. The exterior uses light to create shadow play and structure to preserve the view from sight until "arriving" to the appropriate viewing area at the upper house. It is now available to rent select weeks in the summer and shoulder seasons. Please use email to contact owner.
