At the tip of Mishaum Point, above Massachusetts’ Buzzards Bay, celebrated architect Robert A.M. Stern created a masterpiece that is perfectly situated with 270-degree ocean views.

This beacon on a hill, designed by celebrated American architect Robert A.M. Stern, is situated on 10 lush acres. A U.S. Navy surveillance bunker from World War II remains buried on the site.

The great hall was inspired by the great center halls of shingle style houses — generous in size and timeless in beauty. The center hall connects the major rooms on the first floor: the broad living room, the octagonal dining room and the cubic stair hall. 

Exemplifying nautical style, the broad living room is adorned with traditional oil paintings of seaward ships. Tranquil shades of blue are evidenced throughout — from the relaxed furniture to the faux-painted walls.