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Tea Lane Associates brought the buyer for another home in Vineyard Haven last week.

Tea Lane Associates brought the buyer of this 4 bedroom 3 bathroom 1900 square foot home off State Road, Vineyard Haven last week.

What a week this is …. Four sales transactions this week and its only Wednesday!

Things are starting to get a little spooky around the Vineyard. There are signs of Halloween everywhere, from the jumbo bags of candy at Cronigs to the scarecrows popping up in front of Island businesses. An annual Halloween fund raising initiative by the MV Charter School, parents and children are asked to fashion a story book themed scarecrow, which local businesses sponsor to be displayed outside their premises.

2.6 waterview acres in beautiful Aquinnah closed on the 18th October for $1,050,000. On the market since the spring of 2013 for an asking price of $1,350,000, the lot on East Pasture Road, sits on one of the highest spots overlooking Menemsha Pond and has deeded view easement and pond access. Tea Lane Associates represented the seller. Click here to see all Tea Lane Sold Properties.

Situated at the quiet, western-most end of Martha’s Vineyard means Aquinnah residents enjoy long days of tranquility even in the height of the summer, culminating with glorious sunsets and beach bonfires. And since Aquinnah is almost an island of it's own, there is water in all directions - the Atlantic to the south and west, the Vineyard Sound to the north, Menemsha Pond and Squibnocket Pond to the east.

October brings sweater weather! The leaves are turning and its feeling a little brisker out there. But when the sun shines it’s still really lovely and temperatures are lingering in the mid 60’s.

3.1 acres of land adjacent to the lovey Fulling Mill Brook Preserve off Middle Road was sold on 5th October for $950,000.

It's the final week to catch The Second Girl by Irish playwright Ronan Noone, at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse in Vineyard Haven.

Built in the late 1800's by Benjamin Mayhew, four generations after Thomas Mayhew Sr. purchased the island of Martha's Vineyard in 1641, The Mayhew House, also once known as “Big House”, sits like a stately icon of the past overlooking Quitsa and Menemsha Ponds in Chilmark.