The Noblewoods Estate, one of Beverly Cove’s original 1865 mansion-style residences, was recently listed for $4.375M. The home carries a fascinating history, most notably as the former residence of Gilded Age heiress Phyllis Sears Tuckerman. She was a lifelong muse for the painter John Singer Sargent, who featured her in his portraits as both a child and an adult.
The 2.19 acre gated property offers 9,151 SF across the main house, the turret suite, and a fully rebuilt West Wing. Following a 2.5-year architectural restoration and full mechanical modernization, the estate preserves 19th-century craftsmanship while delivering high-efficiency performance. Designer Giulia Macchia Vercesi, founder of The Finer Things – International Institute of Etiquette, Charm & Protocol, recently led the renovation of the residence.
Original millwork and period details pair seamlessly with a designer kitchen featuring a La Cornue CornuF range, a butler’s pantry with 200-bottle wine refrigerator, spa-quality baths, and curated lighting throughout. There are 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, nine high-performance gas fireplaces, dual-fuel HVAC system, and a whole-house generator. The property offers mature landscaping, a stone patio, and wooded privacy.
For more information contact: Liz Walters, Coldwell Banker Realty or Marc Green, Coldwell Banker Realty – Co-listing Agents
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