This charming seaside cottage, designed by Olson Lewis + Architects in partnership with Windover Construction, is nestled on the North Shore of Massachusetts, a region north of Boston, along the Atlantic coast. The cottage was designed to soak in panoramic views of the harbor and brilliant light from all angles. The design of the approximately 4,000 square-foot home was inspired by the traditional English Arts and Crafts style and blended with a contemporary take on the interior details throughout the home.
The main cottage includes a kitchen and great room leading to a three-season porch with retractable screens, an office/laundry/mudroom, and a garage on the lower level, with two-bedroom suites and a family room on the upper level. An entry link connects the main house to the master suite wing, which features a bedroom, his/her dressing rooms and bathrooms, and an office loft with a balcony open to the master bedroom below. Outlined with dramatic rooflines, the exterior finishes feature cedar shingles, stucco, stone, and decorative rafter tails.
What We Love: This charming seaside cottage features a beautiful exterior design that opens into a warm and cozy atmosphere on the interior. An idyllic home surrounded by the beauty of its waterfront location and lovely gardens. Its inhabitants enjoy a tranquil environment for personal relaxation while also having plenty of space to share this wonderful home with visiting family and friends.
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Note: Have a look at a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the portfolio of the architects of this project, Olson Lewis + Architects: Breathtaking lakefront summer getaway in Maine and Seaside dream cottage with a contemporary twist in Massachusetts.
Breathtaking views can be enjoyed from the moment of entry into this beautiful seaside home.
PHOTOGRAPHER Eric Roth Photography
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