Edgartown, MA Open Houses

Welcome to this FULLY FURNISHED, private, 2-bedroom, end-unit townhouse offering 1,208 sq ft of effortless coastal living. With seasonal rentals already in place this opportunity is the defenition of TURN KEY. Thoughtfully designed with both comfort and style in mind, this coastal retreat blends relaxed island charm with modern convenience—perfect for year-round living or as an established rental

Emma Bryant Studio Realty

Easy Edgartown living awaits in this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch offering comfort, convenience, and classic Vineyard appeal. Designed for effortless single-level living, the home features a spacious living room, an open kitchen and dining area, and a thoughtful layout that works beautifully for everyday life, entertaining, or relaxed seasonal stays. The private primary suite includes its own

Chrissie Teague Insight Realty Group, Inc.

This coastal contemporary residence is located on a private 1.60-acre lot in West Tisbury, with convenient access to Long Point Wildlife Refuge and access to "Coveted" Lambert's Cove Beach. The home features four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. On the first floor, you'll find two bright bedrooms, a modernized bathroom, and sliders from the living area that lead to a new AZEK deck and enclosed

Marilyn Moses Ocean Park Realty Inc

The Pinkletink Could be Yours!!! This unspoiled 1950's cottage is named for the Island's tiny frogs who "sing" the announcement of spring. The location is sublime, just 5 blocks from Inkwell Beach and only a few more to the top of Circuit Avenue, while feeling miles away in this quiet location near Farm Pond. Cherished by its owners for decades, the cottage has been lovingly maintained while

Candy DaRosa Feiner Real Estate

Set within the historic fabric of Edgartown Village, 14 Thayer Street is a property of uncommon scale and quiet distinction. Occupying a 0.62-acre parcel, rare for this in-town setting, the grounds offer a sense of space and privacy just moments from the harbor and village center.The residence is attributed to Frederick Baylies Jr., the builder of the Whaling Church, and reflects the enduring

Paul Pertile The Agency