A gray-shingled house above the harbor, with a porch that takes the weather and a kitchen that faces the water.
This is a North Shore house in the old sense: cedar shakes, a porch you actually sit on, and a harbor that changes by the hour. Four bedrooms, a rebuilt kitchen, and a lot that runs toward granite and light. Gloucester is the desk of this practice — the kind of town where you still know the harbormaster. Boston is an hour when you want it, and a long way when you don’t.
On the property
- 1908 shingle-style
- Harbor light from the porch
- Four bedrooms
- Rebuilt kitchen
- Half-acre of garden and ledge
- Year-round access
- Near Eastern Point and Bass Rocks
- An hour to the city
