Privacy, Quality, and Luxury...the three words that distinguish this to-be-built offering at 2 Fisher Lane from all other homes within a similar price range. Creative architect Carrie Thornewill teams-up with uber-perfectionist builder Adam Ross to design a home with emphasis on creating a sustainable, low environmental impact home that offers a high level of luxury and comfort while boasting a "this makes sense" attitude. The result is your very own destination resort, the type of home you daydream thinking..."can't wait to get to Nantucket" throughout your day. Plans currently include geothermal HVAC and solar panels (in back yard, not attached to home) as well as a pool and 2-car detached garage with roughed-out studio space on its upper level. The state-of-the-art technology of this home is designed to liberate you from, not ball-and-chain you to, this home. Not a "Techie"? That's fine. The owner can call the very person who built the home, Adam Ross, with any operation issue that might arise. A booklet explaining in simple terms how this unique home will be available to its owner, truly simplifying all of its amazing systems. This area of Nantucket is coveted for its low light pollution, consequently, the night sky is like nothing you've seen before with a level of celestial drama unavailable elsewhere. Solar panels will be located away from the home to provide the lion's share of power to the home, storing excess power in safe, non-toxic batteries on-site as an alternative power source in the event of grid failure transitioning seamlessly in the event of power loss from the town. NOTE: 2 Fisher Lane is currently known as 101-B Low Beach Road. Its current name is in process of being changed. 101-B Low Beach Road is currently avail. as "land and approved plans" without Adam Ross building the home. Search accordingly.