The Red Farm estate combines iconic Island history amidst 21 private acres of pastoral West Tisbury land.
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Social distancing wont be a problem this summer for the latest person to buy a coveted Black Point Beach key ready for summer 2020 - (the one we will all remember when the world was hit by the pandemic Covid-19).
The unbuildable lot was listed in March by Tea Lane Associates for an asking price of $345,000 and sold after only 29 days on market today (April 30th 2020) for $325,000. The sellers purchased the lot for $300,000 in 2018.
April 22nd is Earth Day and where better to enjoy it than on beautiful Martha's Vineyard?
We are so lucky to work and live on this special island and have so many wonderful and protected places to honor mother earth.
April 7th marks the birthday of William Wordsworth the 17th Century English romantic poet, who is known for his poem “I wandered Lonely As A Cloud”, perhaps better known as “The Daffodils”.
Located in the heart of the village of West Tisbury, many will remember this property as Noah's Ark Bed & Breakfast. A fantastic opportunity for a home business, or family compound. This iconic 1.2 acre property is centrally located benefitting from local year - round amenities such as the General Store, Library and Church and comprising three separate dwellings; two homes with an office studio space between.
With SO much information being shared on social media and email, we thought it might be useful to have a few links to places that provide accurate up to date information and help for the community of Martha’s Vineyard - both residents and visitors. We will continue to update this list as information is available.
Here are some suggested island (and worldwide), resources and links regarding Covid-19 and Coronavirus.
March 24th 2020
USA cases: 44,183
MA cases: 1,159
MV cases: 2
March 22nd 2020
I think we can all agree this has been the strangest week. It’s like we’ve been warned of a tsunami coming but no-one can tell us exactly when it’s coming and exactly how big it will be. The Vineyard is used to prepping for a nor’easter when everyone hits the store for batteries and water and fills up with gas, but this is like nothing else we’ve prepared for.
Shopping: Please don’t hoard