32 Old Tom Nevers Road, Nantucket, MA

Spacious, nicely decorated, comfortable upside-down house with panoramic views of water, Tom Nevers Pond, and moors looking toward Siasconset and Sankaty Light. Accommodations include four bedrooms, three and one half baths, kitchen, living room, dining room, large sitting room, first floor porch and upstairs deck. Tenants enjoy beach access at public beach access point on Wanoma Way via a staircase.

First floor: Tiled foyer with half bath, den with desk, table, TV/VCR, sofa, chairs, and sliding door to deck and yard; laundry with washer, dryer, sink, cabinets, clothes drying racks and door to porch and outside shower. Hall leads to one full bathroom on right, three bedrooms, and linen closet at end. First and second bedrooms on left have two twin beds, closet, bureau, etc. Large bedroom on the right has queen bed, private bath with walk-in shower, bureau and two closets.

Second floor: Large sitting room with sofa, easy chairs , tables, TV/VCR (with DSS system, gas fired fireplace, windows on three sides with panoramic views, and sliding doors to the large second story deck. Open kitchen with granite countertops, stove, microwave, sink, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Center island with bar sink. Dining area with table and Windsor chairs. Primary bedroom with highboy bureau, king-sized bed with private bath, three closets and sliding door to a separate small deck overlooking the moors and the ocean.

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Tom Nevers is a peaceful neighborhood situated south of Milestone Road between Madequecham and Sconset. It was named after a Native American whose name was shortened to Tom Never, thus the area was called Tom Never’s Head, as he was hired by British settlers to man a whale lookout station in the mid 1700s. Fast forwarding to the 1950s, the United States Navy built a facility on an old World War II bombing range on the coastal area of Tom Nevers. It was also held as a bomb shelter for President John F. Kennedy in the event that a nuclear attack occurred while he was at home in Hyannisport. Currently the bunker is still intact and houses the Nantucket Hunting Association.

Beaches & Playing Fields

Tom Nevers Beach is a beautiful south shore beach and is a favorite spot to fish for striped bass and bluefish in the summertime. Note that there are no lifeguards and the surf can be rough at times. Looking to play outdoors with the family, head to the Tom Nevers Field which has a large park with softball fields and basketball hoops right along the ocean.

Amenities

The community offers a private tennis court and neighborhood pool, making it a great option for families. Many homes are “upside down” in style and offer large yards and spectacular views of sunrises and sunsets from their decks. This residential area also offers many private roads for biking and walking.

Pets - not allowed


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