192 & 187 Mishaum Point Road

Description

At the tip of Mishaum Point, overlooking the glistening waters of Buzzards Bay, Robert A.M. Stern, one of the most celebrated living architects, created a Shingle Style masterpiece known as 'Seapoint.'This East Coast landmark stretches south into Buzzards Bay on nearly 10 acres at the tip of a peninsula with over 1,500 feet of water frontage, incredible 270-degree ocean views, a spacious guesthouse and substantial deep-water dock. 'Seapoint' was created with extraordinary attention to detail both aesthetically and functionally. Exquisite architectural features include masterfully crafted pieces throughout, from a stone-and-driftwood fireplace by Lew French of Martha's Vineyard, to the bulls-eye glass windows by a noted Kentucky glass artist. The dining room boasts an intricate inter-locking rope motif by Marshall Southern of Los Angeles on the hand finished flooring, and a custom chair rail carved by Massachusetts artisan, Bruce Volz. The library offers a special retreat with vaulted ''Octopus'' mahogany beamed ceiling designed by Stern's team, and this distinctive circular room offers 270 -degree views of the Bay. An elevator located in the foyer allows access to all floors.The second floor houses the master bedroom and three additional en suite rooms with breathtaking views of the ocean, as well as a private office and laundry room. Casual entertainment space spans the entire lower level, including a state-of-the-art wine cellar, commercially operated bowling lanes, billiards room, an exercise room, and bar area featuring custom tiling on the walls and a hand carved wooden ship's hull for base. The spectacular pool area is accessed through an inviting cabaa, complete with stone fireplace, changing rooms and exquisite views of the Bay. So truly the epitome of Stern's best work, this home is on the cover of the latest book on his builds, "Designs for Living: Houses by Robert A.M. Stern Architects" released in 2014 by The Monacelli Press.