This historic shingle-style home has undergone an extensive remodel and addition by Patrick Ahearn Architect, nestled on Massachusetts’ South Shore. This home’s outdoor living experience is unrivaled. A seamless flow of indoor-outdoor interaction encourages the owners to extend their living space beyond traditional walls.

With three sets of French doors, the family can journey from the family room onto the covered terrace and out to the open-air patio—allowing them to enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors. Continue below to see the rest of this incredibly beautiful home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Patrick Ahearn Architect BUILDER Colclough Construction INTERIOR DESIGNER Jennifer Palumbo LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Sean Papich Landscape

What We Love: This renovated and expanded shingle-style home on Massachusetts’ South Shore provides its occupants with a timeless appeal. There are so many wonderful entertaining spaces in this home, from the outdoor patio and swimming pool to the entertainment barn. We are loving the overall aesthetics of this warm and inviting dwelling. We can imagine guests would never want to leave!

Tell Us: Would this be your idea of the perfect dream house on the East Coast? Let us know why or why not in the Comments below!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Massachusetts: A charming update to a classic New England farmhouse in the woods and Tour this idyllic Nantucket beach house with an inviting vibe.

Above: This charming guest bedroom situated in the eaves of the home offers a unique sense of comfort and style. It’s shiplap-clad walls and picture frame molding on the ceiling planes are a seamless reflection of the architectural detailing found on the first and second floors.

Above: Enjoy sunsets on this beautiful bluestone terrace that features a gas fire pit overlooking the water.

Above: This beautiful, newly constructed barn-style structure provides the perfect space for entertaining. Not only does it look like it was once a working barn, but it also serves as both guest accommodations and a venue for entertaining.

Above: A multi-functional party barn enjoys a fully-equipped prep kitchen and grand entertaining spaces on the main level, plus a bonus hangout loft area above. 

Above: The property has an added touch of sophistication with a specialty folly structure. The same materials used on the main residence, like fieldstone, cedar shingles, copper accents, and Essex Green shutters and doors, create a cohesive look.

PHOTOGRAPHER Michael Jlee Photography