The setting is, in a word, spectacular. Situated on the Neck, an island-like spot of land connected to Marblehead proper by a causeway, the home faces open ocean—an expanse of blue that shifts from white-capped to gloomy grey depending on the day. The backyard boasts a rocky meet-and-greet of land with sea.
The Shingle-style home was originally built at the turn of the last century as a summer retreat. The linear structure runs perpendicular to the ocean and street, an orientation that makes maximizing views from street-side locations a challenge. Although generous in size, the mostly original interior (some updates were made along
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