Barrier Views is a waterside home designed around sweeping views of Plum Island and Plum Island Sound. The plan balances one-floor living for the owners with room for visiting family, placing the primary suite on the first floor and three additional bedrooms upstairs. A one-car garage opens directly to the mudroom, while a two-car garage is tucked into the basement level.
From the entry, a long sightline extends through the connected living, dining, and kitchen areas toward the water. A more formal dining space sits just off the main gathering area. The primary suite is buffered from these shared spaces by a small sitting room, affectionately known as the “snoratorium,” which gives the owners a quiet place to read or watch television.
Upstairs, the bedrooms connect to a central staircase and a second-floor deck with a 200-degree view stretching from Turner Hill to Halibut Point. A sheltered portion of the deck provides shade and a comfortable place to enjoy the coastal setting.
