Explore the Distinctive Details at 54 Orange Street

54 Orange Street remains a timeless property and one of the best examples of 1830s Greek revival architecture on Nantucket. The home was built by Captain Charles Grant, the most successful whaling captain of his time. Keep scrolling to the bottom of the blog post for a great historical video about Captain Charles Grant. Many distinctive details are still in tact today, including the ionic columns, pediment entry and gorgeous floor and trim detail.

From the front door you are greeted to a large entryway with a grand curved staircase, original wide plank floorboards and large, sundrenched windows. Original marble fireplaces from New Zealand compliment the multiple sitting areas and master bedroom. A large kitchen also makes this home perfect for entertaining.

The second floor offers three well-sized bedrooms and access to the large second floor deck with peaks of water views. Additionally, a staircase in the back of the home leads to an impressive third floor. This floor features a large, open space with huge wooden beams, full bathroom and spectacular views of the Nantucket Sound from the oversized deck.

In addition to three main floors of living space, there is a lower level apartment with three generous rooms, two bathrooms and kitchenette. Separate entrances make this space easily accessible from the street. A two-car garage and the stunning back and side yards complete this unique offering, ready for its next steward to make their own.

Explore the Distinctive Details at 54 Orange Street

If you would like to learn more about 54 Orange Street, please contact Cam Gammill at 508-228-4407.