J. Graham Goldsmith Architects. Photo by Susan Teare.
Tucked into a private lot overlooking Nantucket Harbor, this home underwent a thorough transformation, inside and outside. These photos highlight two of the exterior additions. Cedar-shake siding was replaced, and new windows were added. The addition on the front consists of a second-story gable for the master bath. A new covered porch allows the homeowners to enjoy the views of the harbor.
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