A house worth saving, not levelling.
Built in 1952, this ranch held four decades of one family’s summers before a heating-system failure flooded it. The heirs sold. Most buyers would have taken it down — Coast kept the footprint, reinforced it, and framed an entire second storey onto it.
Downstairs opened into one room under a cathedral ceiling in white shiplap and skylights. Upstairs became a master suite with marsh views, a marble bath with heated floors, a laundry and a family room. Outside: Maibec white cedar shingles, a CertainTeed roof, and a rebuilt deck that keeps the Craigville Beach view even with a floor added above it.
- Address200 Sixth Ave, W. Hyannis Port
- Original house1,430 sq ft · 1952 ranch
- ScopeRemodel + second storey
- On siteJan – Jul 2025
- SidingMaibec white cedar shingle
- RoofingCertainTeed asphalt
- Finished areaconfirm sq ft