Luxury Home of the Week: For nearly $13 million, a ‘landmark’ Marion waterfront estate
In all, 125 Allens Point Road offers 12,832 square feet of living space, 11 bedrooms, 9.5 bathrooms, and seven fireplaces.
An architectural firm known for its work at Harvard designed this Marion harborfront estate that’s on the market for nearly $13,000,000.
“The Anchorage,” which sits on 3.45 acres on the eastern side of Sippican Harbor, is listed for $12,995,000. It has its own beach and a stone pier.
Listing agent Paul Grover said the estate at 125 Allens Point Road is somewhat of a landmark because its red-tile roof is so easy to spot from the water.
“People in Boston are so much more familiar with the Cape than the south coast of Massachusetts, but there are these beautiful pockets under the radar,” Grover said.
Coolidge and Carlson, known for its work on Hampden Hall at Harvard University, designed the home in 1903.
The restored Tudor offers luxury updates that include a heated lap pool, a gym, and a guest house with a terrace that overlooks a garden. A number of terraces beside the main and guest houses look out to the water. A circular driveway adds to the estate’s splendor.
A side door in the main home leads to an award-winning garden. A back door opens to the private beach with its vintage bathhouse and changing rooms.
The home also offers an interesting juxtaposition of views, Grover said. Turn one way, and you’re looking out at the harbor. Turn the other, and the open ocean is in front of you.
The main house has nine bedrooms, 9.5 baths, and seven fireplaces. The guest house has two bedrooms with en-suite baths, a third full bath, and a fireplace. In all, 125 Allens Point Road offers 12,832 square feet of living space. It also has a three-car garage.
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