Nantucket charms us in many ways, from the cobblestones on Main Street to the chic restaurants found around Town. One of this magical island’s most charming aspects is the seamless integration of old and new. Many groups on Nantucket, most notably the Historic District Commission, make it their mission to preserve the island’s historic character while others look to weld the historical and modern elements cohesively. The team at Blue Flag Development is an excellent example of how new construction properties can honor Nantucket’s past while paying attention to advancements in design and architecture.

Watch the 3D tour of 42 Union Street!

42 Union Street has a relaxed but luxurious design inspired by Nantucket’s Quaker architecture. This elegant aesthetic is Blue Flag Development’s signature artistic conception. Completed in 2016, this contemporary 4-bedroom, 4-bath home on 3 floors is an absolute show stopper. The first floor includes a formal living room, dining room, custom-built wet bar, mudroom, bathroom and finally an open format space with the kitchen, living room and breakfast room. Custom details abound from the floors to the ceiling and every fixture and appliance in between.

The second floor features a sitting area, master bedroom, master bath and two guest bedrooms with a shared bath. The third floor houses the final bedroom with twin beds and full custom bath. Above the third floor is a widow’s walk with fabulous Town and harbor views. Outside you will find a private patio with fire-pit, outdoor shower and garage.

Located just a quick stroll from the water and moments from world-class dining and shopping. 42 Union Street is fully furnished is ready to be moved into! We invite you to explore the beauty of 42 Union Street by viewing our 3D video of the entire house. Just click the link below, scroll down to the video that says “Explore 3D Space and press play.

Watch the 3D tour of 42 Union Street!

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