The nearby galley kitchen has arched ceilings, a Gothic window, and a few pink countertop appliances to offer flourishes of color and contrast to the all-white interior. Just past the living room is an adorable dining area with a second Gothic door for outside access. The main floor features a bright and open floor plan, including a living room with preserved-hardwood floors and an oversized picture window that overlooks the pink deck. It’s a real thriving summer colony, and they want it to stay owner occupied.” You can only rent it out six weeks in the summer, from June to September. “An association fee includes trash and snow removal as well as maintenance of the communal gardens,” Neyer explains. The buyer will own the home but not the land beneath it. The home is bound by a ground lease, so a buyer rents the land from the Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association. “I would describe this home as a fairytale mixed with modern amenities.” Living room “Most of the cottages are truly summer cottages, but this one is a year-round home,” Neyer says. The home’s distinctly pink exterior and Gothic front door give way to a cozy, 697-square-foot interior that drips with charm.įrom the lacy wood details to exposed-beam ceilings, the home’s history echoes throughout the all-white space.
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