Tucked away on more than two acres along a private dirt road, this extensively updated post-and-beam home offers exceptional space and privacy in a peaceful Aquinnah setting. The property is surrounded by woodlands, open fields, streams, and ancient stone walls and is located approximately one mile from Aquinnah’s resident beaches. The four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home offers generous living space across three levels. Designed with gathering and entertaining in mind, the main level features a spacious kitchen with abundant counter and cooking space, a formal dining room, a fireplaced living room, and an additional living and entertainment area. Sliding doors open to an expansive deck spanning the back of the home—an inviting setting for outdoor dining, relaxing, and enjoying evening sunsets. A large outdoor shower completes the Vineyard experience. Upstairs, the oversized primary bedroom includes an adjoining room ideal for a home office, fitness area, or quiet retreat. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a spacious bonus room provide flexibility for family and guests. The lower level offers a separate guest area with a sitting room, the home’s fourth bedroom, a full bath, and its own exterior entrance. An extra-deep two-car garage is located beneath the home and is accessible from both inside and outside, with additional space at the rear for a workshop or storage. A country-style shed and adjoining concrete patio create another outdoor gathering area, ideal for a fire pit and enjoying the property’s natural surroundings. The current owners have completed an extensive range of renovations, upgrades, and improvements—far too many to list here. Please inquire for the complete list. Conveniently located near the Aquinnah Public Library, Gay Head Lighthouse, the Aquinnah Cliffs, beaches, shops, and restaurants, this spacious up-Island retreat offers room to gather, entertain, and enjoy the beauty of Aquinnah. Excellent rental history—details provided upon request.
There is a town at the end of Martha's Vineyard. The road narrows, the houses thin, and the light changes. This is Aquinnah; the westernmost town, clay cliffs, a lighthouse, and one of the smallest year-round populations on the Vineyard. Compound-scale offerings rarely come to market here. 19 Locust Lane is one of them. Nearly 17 acres high above Vineyard Sound, with open water views to the Elizabeth Islands. A custom Dutch Colonial main residence and separate guest house, both built in 2005. Cedar shake. Stone walls. Built to belong to the landscape, not compete with it. Inside: over 6,000 square feet across six bedrooms. Wide-plank floors, an open-plan dining room, and a gourmet kitchen with a Tuscan oven. At its center, a great room with cathedral ceiling, cedar trusses, and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, facing the ridgeline and water beyond. Room to host, with the flexibility of two living spaces. Aquinnah has kept its character. This is the place that lets you stay there.
Perched on 2.7 acres in one of Aquinnah’s most stunning settings, this coastal retreat captures sweeping views over the Atlantic and Noman’s Land. The main level offers an open living/dining/kitchen wrapped in windows and opening to a wraparound mahogany deck—ideal for sunrise coffee and sunset dinners. A Viking-equipped kitchen and a spacious ocean-facing primary suite complete this floor. The lower level includes two bedrooms, a large flex room with walkout stone patio, plus a full bath, laundry, and storage. Beautiful grounds feature custom stonework, garden beds, and multiple outdoor seating areas. A two-level workshop/studio with plumbing, electricity, and a wood stove offers excellent potential, including a future ADU with permitting. Directly across the street, the new Squibnocket Pond Reservation provides trail access to a pristine shoreline. Move-in-ready, private, and perfectly sited—this is Aquinnah at its best.
Aquinnah is located in Massachusetts. Aquinnah, Massachusetts has a population of 691. Aquinnah is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 13.46% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.66%.
The median household income in Aquinnah, Massachusetts is $94,375. The median household income for the surrounding county is $77,392 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Aquinnah is 47.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.3 inches per year, with 30.1 inches of snow per year.
