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Northshore October 2025
If you are from around these parts, you know Kragsyde. The iconic Peabody & Stearn Shingle-style mansion, built in 1835 on a 70-foot cliff in Manchester-by-the-Sea, was the summer home of a real estate heir and his wife, who spent the off season on the Flat of the Hill. In 1929, it was demolished, its pieces pawned as a consequence of the Great Depression. The current home on the site is the fourth that has sat on its foundations. Architect Adolfo Perez designed this nearly 7,000-square-foot contemporary incarnation for a local family. Project manager David Demeter oversaw the two-plus-year long construction of this spare four-be
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