Today, its remarkably 
preserved homes,    narrow winding lanes, cobblestone streets and stately elms charm the visitor with a fascinating glimpse of the past. In addition to its historic appeal, the island offers excellent restaurants, an array of shops and wonderful sandy beaches.

Nantucket, an
island thirty miles off the
southeastern coast
of Massachusetts,
holds a unique place in history as the prosperous
center of the whaling
industry in the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries.

Built in 1995, this 1900 square foot upside down house is located on a quiet side street in
Tom Nevers, about a half-mile from the Atlantic Ocean. It features three carpeted bedrooms
downstairs, including a master suite with its own bathroom and deck. The second floor offers a white-on-white kitchen with state of the art
appliances, highlighting a large living area with cathedral ceilings, oak beams and pine flooring.