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  Its name says it all. Perched on the rocky edge of Eastern Point in Gloucester, the home aptly named “Due South” is a practiced study in Shingle-style architecture with glimpses of Victorian nuance. As the inlaid compass rose reveals in the front entry, the home’s ocean side faces directly south and enjoys a 180-degree swath of unadulterated Atlantic goodness. But the property wasn’t always so glorious. When the owners purchased the lot in 2014, the land was punctuated by a boxy 1980s development home completely lacking in character and not properly outfitted for year-round living. “It was incongruous to the neighborhoo
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