Seapine Point

Seapine Point sits on a large waterfront site located on a peninsula that overlooks a protected cove. The cove is connected to open ocean through a beautiful bay with a varied coastline consisting of saltwater ponds, rivers, barrier beaches, and harbors. When storms approach, the cove provides a harbor of safe refuge for both recreational and commercial fishing boats. It is both a dynamic waterfront and a relaxing refuge.

Project Category	Seaside
Scope of Work	Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Construction
Finished Space Above Grade	3,626
Boat House Finished Space Above Grade	384
Photography	Brian Vanden Brink

The abundant flowers in the landscape approaching the front door, and the friendly entry at the house, with its built-in bench seats, are cheerful and welcoming.

The garage doors are tucked around the corner at the side of the house, so they are invisible from the approach. Within the garage is a high-end finish with custom storage and organization for all sorts of summer toys.

Seapine Point is a home designed around daily living for family and guests.

Large scale entertaining is possible but is not as primary as casual space for family togetherness and fun. By the client’s request, the floor plan at the public spaces (entry, living, dining, kitchen) is somewhat open but is still divided into distinct rooms. It was important to them that the kitchen be central—a functional, yet elegant space to enjoy cooking, socializing, and casual meals. All the major living spaces and most of the bedrooms have direct views of the water.

The clients wanted a relatively traditional Cape Cod house exterior, with a more contemporary interior.

To maximize common spaces and family togetherness, the homeowners requested all bedrooms be on the second floor, with living spaces on the first floor. Splashes of color and special details adorn the interior spaces.