The Captain Silas Jones House, built in 1772, is the oldest completely brick home on Nantucket. A short distance to the historic cobblestones of Main Street, this historic home enjoys a mix of old world charm and modern amenities. First Floor: Enter into a gracious foyer with stairs leading to the second floor. To the right is a formal living room through to the dining room with seating for eight guests. To the left of the foyer is the family room with a TV through to the library with leather sofas and built in bookcases. A door from the library leads out to the enclosed sun porch. The back of the home includes an eat-in country kitchen (seating for six) with an industrial six-burner stove and access back out to the sun porch. A powder room completes the first floor. Second Floor: Primary Queen bedroom with fireplace and private bathroom with tub, free standing shower and double vanity. Across the hallway is a Queen bedroom and an additional bedroom with twin beds, hall bathroom with a shower and a double vanity. A fourth bedroom at the end of the hallway includes a full sized bed and small bath. Cottage: One bedroom on the first floor has twin beds, bathroom with shower. Queen bedroom on the second floor, private bathroom with shower. For your outdoor pleasure, enjoy the brick patio, dining deck and large yard beyond.
Rates and availability are subject to change. Please contact a William Raveis Nantucket agent to confirm your preferred weeks are available.
Downtown Nantucket, or Town, is the island’s vibrant heart, offering world-class dining, charming boutiques, historic sites, and a picturesque harbor. With its cobblestone streets, preserved whaling-era homes, and easy walkability, it’s the most convenient place to live or stay on the island. Visitors can explore the Whaling Museum, stroll along the scenic harbor, shop at unique boutiques, and enjoy waterfront dining. Whether kayaking in the harbor, visiting Brant Point Lighthouse, or experiencing live music and theater, Town offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and coastal charm.
