Timeless Chatham Estate

Step into a piece of Cape Cod history at 70 Sears Point, a rare and captivating property steeped in the legacy of one of the region’s most storied locations. Overlooking the serene waters of Stage Harbor, Nantucket Sound, and the Atlantic Ocean, this exquisite Cape Cod residence offers more than just breathtaking views; it offers a direct connection to the rich heritage of the area.

Edward Sears Read, grandson of renowned architect Willard T. Sears—designer of the Pilgrim Monument, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and the North Church in Boston—meticulously crafted this home in the late 1920s, blending historical elements with modern craftsmanship, including architectural treasures like antique wood paneling from historic 1600's Salem, Massachusetts. The home’s design mirrors that of a ship, with the primary suite positioned at the aft, evoking the sensation of a vessel sailing into the harbor.

The interior is a celebration of timeless design, featuring three fireplaces that converge at a central chimney, with a staircase winding through the middle—a nod to the ingenuity of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Hidden beneath the staircase, a concealed room behind the living room fireplace, originally used to safeguard valuables, adds an element of mystery and charm to the home.

The exterior is equally captivating, with over 200 feet of saltwater frontage, a private sandy beach, and a licensed dock offering direct access to the rich fishing grounds of Nantucket Sound. The property’s coastal gardens, rolling greens, and stunning sunrises and sunsets provide the perfect backdrop for relaxing on the stone-floored ‘wheelhouse’ or entertaining on the brick patio.

70 Sears Point is more than just a home; it's a gateway to the quintessential Cape Cod lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to plant roots, find a seasonal retreat, or make a wise investment for the future, this unique property offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Chatham’s history while enjoying all the modern amenities of luxury coastal living.