Coastal Elegance & Serenity
A coastal haven that combines a
relaxed lifestyle, close-knit community, & easy city access.
Tucked along the rugged coastline just 20 minutes from downtown Boston and Logan International Airport, Nahant is one of New England’s most captivating and undiscovered seaside enclaves. A one-road-in, one-road-out peninsula, this historic coastal village offers unmatched privacy, panoramic Atlantic views, and a rich legacy as one of Boston’s original summer colonies.
In the late 19th century, Nahant was home to a vibrant society of poets, artists, scientists, and industrialists who built grand summer estates along its bluffs. Today, that legacy endures—quietly preserved in winding lanes, dramatic oceanfront cliffs, and a sense of place that feels worlds away from the city, yet remarkably accessible.
With sandy beaches, scenic walks, and sweeping views from nearly every turn, Nahant offers a lifestyle defined by natural beauty, historic charm, and total seclusion—all within easy reach of Boston’s world-class culture, universities, hospitals, and international travel connections.
It’s a place where you can enjoy the rhythm of coastal life—just far enough to feel like a retreat, yet close enough to stay connected to everything Boston has to offer.
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Coastal Living
Private beaches, rugged cliffs, and sunrise views over the Atlantic make Nahant feel like a world away
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Heritage & Charm
Once a haven for 19th-century poets, artists, and visionaries, Nahant retains a timeless elegance in its winding lanes and historic homes.
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Proximity to the City
Minutes from Logan Airport and downtown Boston—yet a world apart in feel and pace
“Since moving down the street on Wilson Rd just under two years ago, I immediately fell in love with 9 Little Nahant rd. There is just something about this house that draws you in and makes you stop and spend a moment in its presence..”
— Neighbor
“For many years this splendid example of Victorian stood practically alone in its extensive grounds, dominating the easterly side of the sparsely populated Little Nahant.”
— Nahant Harbor Review
“Great news that the handsome and historic mansion is to be restored.”