The pleasing symmetry on what appears to be an 1800s Greek Revival massing features a large Palladian window centered beneath a front-facing gabled end. Details including white clapboard, Essex green shutters, window boxes and doors, copper lanterns, and a traditional Edgartown fence all but backdate the brand-new house. Stepped down to one side is a wing that could have been built after the main mass which features a charming porch swing and a secondary entrance.

To the other side of the residence and set back on the lot, a freestanding multi-purpose carriage house holds space for automobiles, guests, and cabana functionality.

Thanks to a privet hedge and careful architecture, an inviting covered porch and rear aquatic program are completely hidden from street view