Unassuming Sophistication! Sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean from second floor master bedroom deck. Situated only 300 yards from private beach stairs leading to one of the quietest beaches on the island. Indulge in a bit of serenity while relaxing in the quaint English style courtyard. Enjoy the gentle, soothing sound of the ocean while you relax in this Quintessential Nantucket Beach Cottage. Short gentle walk to one of the most SECLUDED, CLEAN, PRIVATE salt water beaches on the island. This house is far enough from the crowds in Nantucket, yet closer to the supermarket and other services than most other outlying areas on the island. Bike paths will take you either to the picturesque village of Sconset or to the more than 80 miles of Nantucket beaches. The Tom Nevers area of the island features dense natural foliage, a surrounding ring of conservation land, expansive views and miles of secluded beaches. The higher elevation and gentle rises offer cooler breezes than the rest of the island. First Floor: Living room, dining and kitchen, Daybed, full bath with shower and laundry. Deck/porch/patio, BBQ-grill, outdoor shower. Second Floor: King bedroom and deck with panoramic views of the ocean. First time to Nantucket? This is the perfect rental to experience all that Nantucket has to offer. Great Honeymoon location.
Rates and availability are subject to change. Please contact a William Raveis Nantucket agent to confirm your preferred weeks are available.
Tom Nevers is a peaceful and secluded neighborhood on Nantucket’s southeastern coast, known for its open landscapes, rolling dunes, and quiet beaches. The area offers a strong connection to nature, with opportunities for beachcombing, fishing, biking, and even whale watching along the coastline. Tom Nevers Beach is one of the more tranquil spots on the island, perfect for long walks and enjoying the ocean views without the crowds. With its remote yet accessible location near Sconset and Milestone Cranberry Bog, Tom Nevers is an ideal retreat for those seeking solitude and a slower pace of island life.
