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Vacant Parcel of Land in Sconset, Close to Village, Beaches and Public Transportation Sconset Listings 3.12 Penny Dey 508-221-0801 S Price Area - Address Owner Map/Pcl Ty Acres Br/Ba Zone Last Update A$525,000 Sconset - 3 Comeau Lane Bridges 734/5 L0.26 - R-20 04/16/10 Vacant parcel of land in Sconset, close to village, beaches and public transportation. 11,364 sf lot with an allowable ground cover of 1,500. Potential for a second dwelling of not more than 600 sf of the total allowable ground cover. Town water and sewer available at the perimeter. The maximum ridge height is twenty four feet from mean grade. LINK# 73760 A$599,000 Sconset - 23 Bank Street Fong-Eymann 7313/55 1F0.13 1/1 R1/SR1 01/17/12 Water & Sun in 'Sconset Take advantage of a unique opportunity to have a house, cottage, ample yard & parking in Codfish Park. Currently this house, cottage, and garage are located in a quiet enclave of 'Sconset's unique village. HDC approved plans have been designed by Emeritus for a 2 bedroom house with loft area. When finished this property will command excellent rental revenue. Main house is currently unlivable and needs to be renovated. Pending permits are also in place to remove garage structure which will optimize views and yard. LINK# 74585 A$875,000 Sconset - 7 WESTERWICK DRIVE Philip and Jennifer 73/35 L0.50 - R-20 12/18/11 SCONSET WITH WATER VIEWS This desirable lot is over half an acre with potential for second floor water views. Parcel is private and abuts conservation. Perfect location to build your Nantucket dream home. LINK# 75742 A$885,000 Sconset - 1 Manatook Way King Karlson 73/4 L0.46 - R-20 04/07/11 Nice lot off New Street on a private way with a 7 bedroom septic installed. Power & water connected. Great opportunity to build with 2,500 sqft of buildable footprint for main house & guest house. Short walk to village and convenient to Milestone bike path. LINK# 74692 A$895,000 Sconset - 28 Lincoln Street Coffin Street, LLC 73.4.1/24 L0.13 - R1/SR1 10/19/11 This 5,679 square foot lot is set in a very desirable location in Sconset. Town water and sewer is available with 30% ground cover allowed. The property is in close proximity to Sconset Village, the beach, Sankaty and Nantucket Golf, as well as the Sconset Casino. This is the perfect location to build a vacation getaway! LINK# 75613 A$899,900 Sconset - 14 West Sankaty Road Swain Nominee Trust 7342/124 1F0.11 3/1 R10/SR 01/24/12 "Sconset Village" Early 1900's bungalow located in the Village. Close to the beach, post office, market and all the amenities that Sconset has to offer. Three bedrooms, one bath. Suitable for year round or vacation living. LINK# 74846 * co- and tri-exclusive listings are only counted once. Mar 23, 2012 Page 1 of 8 Sconset Listings 3.12 Penny Dey 508-221-0801 S Price Area - Address Owner Map/Pcl Ty Acres Br/Ba Zone Last Update A$950,000 Sconset - 22 Bank Street Cavedon 7313/57 1F0.05 1/1 R1/SR1 05/24/11 Listen to the ocean from an enchanting one-of-a kind Sconset cottage. This classic one bedroom summer retreat is designed with simple elegance in mind. Only steps from the beach, the beautiful enclosed garden with mature plantings is surrounded by hedgerow and offers total privacy. The exterior deck is perfect for alfresco dining, with a built in banquette, a pergola drapped with wisteria for shade and direct access to the kitchen from the deck. There are cathedral wood ceilings throughout the interior, a charming wood paneled living and dining area, wood floors, a lovely bedroom with views of the garden, a wood paneled bath with terracotta LINK# 74991 tiled shower a small workable kitchen and a sleeping loft are all part of this traditional Nantucket experience Plans have been drawn but not approved for an extensi A$995,000 Sconset - 7 Sconset Avenue Hoffman 4932/010 1F0.21 3/2 R-20 03/07/07 Charming Annie's Song has been lovingly maintained throughout the years. Annie's Song is a cheerful sunny yellow 3 bedroom property with a private backyard, fireplace, wide pine plank floors, and a solid rental record. This sweet little lady on 'Sconset Avenue is being sold completely furnished and is definitely worth a second glance by anyone interested in purchasing a "turn key" property in 'Sconset. LINK# 70614 A$995,000 Sconset - 10 Center Street Petty 7313/102 1F0.03 4/1 ROH/S 08/12/11 "Don't Give Up the Ship" is an antique whaling cottage built in the 18th century. Original house has two bedroom warts on the first floor and two additional bedrooms on the second floor. Living room with fireplace, dining room and foyer. Kitchen and bath were added in early 1900's. Partially furnished. LINK# 75390 A$1,100,000 Sconset - 65 Sankaty Road Benchley 49/58 L0.30 - SR-20 10/21/11 65 Sankaty is a beautiful vacant lot with approximately 13,000 Sq Ft in a very desirable 'Sconset location. 63 and 65 Sankaty may be purchased together or separately, please view the listing for 63 Sankaty as well. The lot is noted as Lot 5 and is undersized in this SR-2 zoning. Town water is accessible to the property and the lot will need to be serviced by an on- site septic system. The maximum allowable ground cover is 1,500 Sq Ft per lot with a potential for over 4,000 Sq Ft in a finished three level home. A great spot with the bike path just across the street. LINK# 75497 A$1,100,000 Sconset - 63 Sankaty Road Benchley 49/58.1 L0.30 - SR-20 10/25/11 63 Sankaty is a beautiful vacant lot with approximately 13,000 Sq Ft in a very desirable 'Sconset location. 63 and 65 Sankaty may be purchased together or separately, please view the listing for 65 Sankaty as well. The lot is noted as Lot 7 and is undersized in this SR-2 zoning. Town water is accessible to the property and the lot will need to be serviced by an on- site septic system. The maximum allowable ground cover is 1,500 Sq Ft per lot with a potential for over 4,000 Sq Ft in a finished three level home. A great spot with the bike path just across the street. LINK# 75627 A$1,100,000 Sconset - 15 Stone Post Way Limette J Doble Tr 7332/73 L0.46 - SR-20 02/13/12 Build your dream home on a lovely cul-de-sac in Sconset. Large lot with potential for both main house & guest cottage. This lot is tucked back towards the end of the cul-de-sac. Beach access close to property. LINK# 75854 * co- and tri-exclusive listings are only counted once. Mar 23, 2012 Page 2 of 8 Sconset Listings 3.12 Penny Dey 508-221-0801 S Price Area - Address Owner Map/Pcl Ty Acres Br/Ba Zone Last Update A$1,200,000 Sconset - 19 Broadway Gallagher Family Trust 7313/111 1F0.04 4/2.5 R1/SR1 11/04/11 ~ WILLOW HARP ~ This quaint Sconset cottage is a short distance to the Ocean or Village center. Rebuilt after a fire on the site of one of the original sea captains’ cottages, duplicating its gradually expanded design, it adds to the special charm of the historic heart of the village. This uniquely appealing structure opens onto a village perfect for strolling, bike riding, and smelling the roses. LINK# 75653 A$1,200,000 Sconset - 40 New Street Constantino 7342/36 1F0.52 2/2 R-20 11/08/11 EXPANDABLE SALTBOX Located in the Village of 'Sconset. 2+ Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Expansive yard surrounded by mature hedges. Ample ground cover left to enlarge existing home or add garage. LINK# 75660 A$1,200,000 Sconset - 1 Black Fish Lane Camp 775/104 L0.76 - SR-20 03/13/12 Build your dream home on this 3/4 acre of land located in Sconset with all the the village has to offer. Quiet pastoral setting. Town Water and Sewer available. Potential for second dwelling. Allowable ground cover 4100 square feet. LINK# 75938 A$1,490,000 Sconset - 19 Bank Street Green 73.1.3/60 1F0.08 4/3.5 R1/SR1 03/23/11 A lovely rose covered four bedroom home in Codfish Park! Detail and charm abound inside and out as the house has been wonderfully renovated and maintained. Only a stone's throw to the beach; this property is indeed special. LINK# 74602 A$1,495,000 Sconset - 8 Towaddy Lane Fairjack LP 4932/15 1F0.19 4/2 SR-20 01/11/12 Sankaty Village Ready to move in. Just 1/2 mile from the Village Square in Sconset. This four bedroom, two bath recently remodeled home is the perfect family summer or year round home. All new updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, baths are custom tile. May include furnishings. LINK# 74061 A$1,495,000 Sconset - 4 Windsor Road Coffin 49/193 L1.26 - SR-20 08/19/11 Lovely 1.26 acre lot close to the Nantucket Golf course and Sconset Village. LINK# 75410 * co- and tri-exclusive listings are only counted once. Mar 23, 2012 Page 3 of 8 Sconset Listings 3.12 Penny Dey 508-221-0801 S Price Area - Address Owner Map/Pcl Ty Acres Br/Ba Zone Last Update A$1,525,000 Sconset - 15 Beach Street Lega-Sea Nominee Trust 7313/026 1F0.10 4/3 R5 11/29/11 Quintessential Summer House & Cottage by the beach..
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