ACK-spirational Living: Hawthorne Park
Nantucket happens to be one of my favorite places in the world. I always refer to it as Disneyland for adults–it’s almost too perfect and cute to be real. The design inspiration I pull from the island and the insanely gorgeous homes, new and old, that populate the island. Today I get to share with you a GORGEOUS new development of homes on the island that I am pretty obsessed with (mark this down as LIFE GOALS, y’all).
Hawthorne Park is a one of a kind project of 17 homes set around a private three acre park, improved with walking paths, sitting areas, and fabulous common amenities including a gym, pool, spa and yoga deck. Four different home types (Barn, Cottage, Farmhouse, Homestead– see more below for illustrations) and architectural landscaping were informed by a Malibu surf meets Nantucket farm inspiration. The goal behind the project was not to deliver just another set of homes but rather to capture and accentuate a lifestyle. I think they were very successful in meeting that goal!
This is a design collaboration between Blue Flag Development & Award-Winning Architect Workshop/APD. Blue Flag Development has a reputation for building high-caliber homes with an intense focus on all of the design details. Their past projects (Tidewater Cottages & Union Lights) showcase their thoughtful work.
This development is out towards the highly desirable area of Cisco on Nantucket. Easy access to town or the brewery, Bartlett’s Farm, Miacomet golf course and some of the best beaches on the island. There are 17 homes available and 3 have already been purchased.
The development is being listed by Jennifer Shalley & Erin Wilson at Fisher Real Estate on the island. More information can be found on the site HERE (or please email them directly with questions: jen@FisherNantucket.com & erin@fishernantucket.com)
THE COTTAGE:
THE BARN:
THE FARMHOUSE:
THE HOMESTEAD:
Here’s a look at the master plan showing the houses and the awesome park and pool!
And he’s a map of the island showing the location of the project.
Examples of their other work showing the level of detail and thoughtful construction. I love the look of all these homes!
And if a Nantucket house isn’t in your budget, I hope the imagery will inspire you as well. Here’s some ways to get a little piece of ACK for yourself:
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**This post was sponsored by Fisher Real Estate. All opinions and statements are my own.
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I am so tired of people using words like ‘farmhouse’ and ‘barn’ to describe a style – unless there is an actual farm on the property of course…
Beautiful homes. I like the concept – went to the website to look at the floor plans and see price point. For over $2 million on Nantucket, I would want garage space or proper space on the first floor level for bikes, surf boards, boogie boards, beach chairs, etc – all the outdoor crap that is part of being on Nantucket has no space. Also, without a garage, really hard to have an iconic Nantucket ride such as a Jeep or Defender (someone in this price point will likely get one of these). In general, you would want to be able to store at least one vehicle. They would make good rentals – may not be allowed per HOA…. Awesome aesthetic design – thanks for sharing.
WOW!!! franki
Amazing!!!
Beautiful but there is something off-lacking the charm of the island
Sorry, looks too pre-fab for Nantucket.
I just want the wardrobe for those homes … future Friday post?
The great post,nice to read and good explanation, Thanks for sharing a valuable information, keep ot rocking
These are beautifully done, and although I hate to be anti-change, I have to say, a development like this on such a historical island makes me sad.
That was my first thought. I spend a few weeks every summer on the island and it has gotten so crowded. Though very attractive, definitely does not get me excited!
Me Too!
I agree.
Truly Gorgeous!!
Someone who came up with such a fantastic idea for the device of this piece of land, a piece of the island was a genius. It looks very nice. I wonder how much it will cost a house when someone finally decides to move out. Not only the interiors are great but also the image from the outside. I like the design of the barn the most. This space!
If you ever need to watch this development from across the street, I will offer again as I have many times before, come stay at VRBO #700430 https://www.vrbo.com/700430 (literally my mailbox is in the Hawthorne development).
Stay in exchange for advice! This place needs help… I have dates in July open…
Adorable! Out of my price range, unfortunately, but it’s very cute as is and has a ton of potential.