An iconic Cape Cod mansion adjacent to the famous Kennedy complex has hit the red-hot real estate market for a whopping $20 million.
The nearly 5,000-square-foot mansion in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, has been a poignant backdrop for its highly recognizable neighbors as it borders the historic Kennedy family compound.
Equipped with a stunning water view, the sprawling eight-bedroom, eight-bathroom estate overlooks the six-acre Kennedy Estate where John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis once played soccer and sailed in Nantucket Sound.
The nearly 5,000-square-foot mansion in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, has been a poignant backdrop for its highly recognizable neighbors as it borders the historic Kennedy family compound.
Equipped with a stunning water view, the sprawling 8-bedroom, 8-bathroom estate overlooks the six-acre Kennedy Estate where John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis once played soccer and sailed in Nantucket Sound.
With amenities like a custom-designed pool, a private beach, and a prodigious lawn (said to seat 700 people), the property is quite the draw for a lucky buyer.
The Kennedys are famous for their high profile and glamor during the golden age of American politics, as the politically focused family has long been prominent in American politics, public service, entertainment and business.
“There’s no way not to feel the history and legacy when you’re at this property,” said Brian Dougherty, partner and CEO of Corcoran Property Advisors and co-owner of the historic home. The Boston Globe.
The luxury property hit the market earlier this month for $19.8 million, hoping to attract more potential buyers.
With amenities like a custom-designed pool, private beach, and prodigious lawn (said to seat 700), the property is a draw for a lucky buyer.
Screened by finely manicured tall hedges and a gated driveway, the only view of the house outside of the opulent oasis is from the house’s other striking feature, a widow’s roof terrace.
The luxury property hit the market earlier this month.
Screened by tall, finely manicured hedges and a gated driveway, the only view of the home outside of the opulent oasis is from the home’s other striking feature, a rooftop terrace with widow’s walk.
First purchased in 1999 for just $6 million, the then-owners invested $5 million in additional funds into the waterfront property adding oversized glass windows to maximize views of Hyannis Harbor and Nantucket Sound.
First purchased in 1999 for just $6 million, the then-owners invested $5 million in additional funds into the waterfront property by adding oversized glass windows to maximize views of Hyannis Harbor and Nantucket Sound.
“All 26 rooms have ocean views,” Dougherty said.
The luxurious property came on the market the day before Ethel Kennedy died, one of the last living links to the Camelot era of the Kennedy family dynasty.
Ethel, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, resided in the family home until her unfortunate death.
The luxurious property came on the market the day before Ethel Kennedy died, one of the last living links to the Camelot era of the Kennedy family dynasty. Ethel, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, resided in the family home until her unfortunate death.
The spacious kitchen is one of 26 rooms in the enormous estate that boasts stunning water views.
The estate is located a few meters from the US national monument 155 Irving Avenue, which is the Kennedy complex.
In 2012, the complex’s Big House was donated to the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate.
John F. Kennedy purchased one of the famous resort’s many properties in 1965 with the intention of expanding the existing family property. The property at 155 Irving Avenue later became known as the “President’s House” and the “Summer White House” during his presidency.
