16 Mirasol Lane

Arriving beneath the tree-lined canopy is like passing through the famed monkeypod tunnel on Maui's Honoapiilani Highway—a graceful, almost cinematic approach that lets you know you're at the beginning of something extraordinary. Set beneath mature trees and just 0.3 miles from the sandy shores of Nantucket Sound, this classic Cape Cod home blends architectural heritage, thoughtful updates, and resort-style outdoor living to create a truly special retreat. Built in 1929, this home is one of the very first in the neighborhood—a rare, early example of Cape Cod Revival architecture, when homes were designed to honor early New England forms while embracing modern life. Once owned by John Quincy Jr., a direct descendant of Edmund Quincy and author of Quincy Market: A Boston Landmark, the home carries a distinguished connection to Massachusetts history. Spanning 2,034 square feet with four bedrooms and two full baths (one on each level), the home embodies the enduring appeal of traditional Cape architecture. Throughout the first floor, wide-plank pine floors, beamed ceilings, and wainscoting create a sense of warmth and timeless craftsmanship.