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AquinnahAquinnah, also known by its former name Gay Head, is the site of the most dramatic natural phenomenon on Martha's Vineyard - the Gay Head Cliffs. A must-see for every visitor, the mile-long cliffs of multi-colored clay are a geological wonder. Aquinnah is the home of the Wampanoag Indian Tribe, which coexists with recent settlers and renters seeking the solitude of the Island's remote western end.Featured Aquinnah Property Listings |
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ChilmarkChilmark boasts the island's highest elevation, and some of the most expensive real estate in Massachusetts. The ancient stone fences, undulating landscape, and soaring ocean views. The Chilmark village of Menemsha is an authentic New England fishing village with several small shops and eating places. The town center, near Beetlebung Corner, offers a modern library, a general store, and a chocolate factory.Featured Chilmark Property Listings |
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Edgartown"Stately" describes Edgartown. The preferred hometown of 19th century whaling captains, Edgartown maintains a maritime flavor and world-class yachting scene. The common Greek revival houses and white picket fences impart a storybook atmosphere, balanced by the upscale shops and restaurants in the town center. Located south of Edgartown Village is a popular vacation area called Katama where many delight in the surf & sun of South Beach. Great nature trails and stunning beach on the remote island of Chappaquidick. The "Chappy" ferry runs on the hour - just a hop, skip and a jump from downtown Edgartown.Featured Edgartown Property Listings |
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Oak BluffsOak Bluffs, adjacent to Tisbury on Vineyard Sound, is renowned for its gingerbread, "carpenter Gothic" cottages. The genesis of the town was a Methodist camp that today is a collection of colorful cottages centered on a park with a soaring Tabernacle, a forum for religious and artistic events. Like Vineyard Haven, Oak Bluffs is a shopper's Mecca. It is a favorite destination for families because of the range of attractions, including beaches, parks, a hip harborfront scene, and a bustling downtown.Featured Oak Bluffs Property Listings |
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Vineyard HavenVineyard Haven is the most active year-round community, partly because it is the only year-round ferry port on Martha's Vineyard. Most Vineyard Haven shops and restaurants remain open in the winter. Also known as Tisbury, its vibrant business community supplies the island's extensive building trade, and the time-honored boat building industry thrives. Mariners delight in the breathtaking views of the Harbor and watch the many stunning Schooners and tall ships sail by.Featured Vineyard Haven Property Listings |
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West TisburyWest Tisbury, the first of the up-island towns, provides a gradual transition from the hustle of down-island to the bucolic tranquility of up-island. Although primarily rural, it still offers a variety of retail businesses along State Road. West Tisbury hosts the annual Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society Fair, and also draws crowds every summer-season weekend to the Farmers Market and Artisans Fair held at the historic Grange Hall.Featured West Tisbury Property Listings |
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34 Beach Road, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
T 800.772.5099 or 508.693.3700 F 508.693.8801
T 800.772.5099 or 508.693.3700 F 508.693.8801