Historic 1834 Nantucket Sea Captain's Home Listed at $32 Million

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A Greek Revival mansion originally built for sea captain George C. Gardner around 1834 is now on the market in Nantucket for $32 million. The property, located on Nantucket's Main Street, spans over 7,000 square feet and blends 19th-century architectural character with contemporary amenities. The home has undergone two major restorations and was previously sold for $9.5 million. The estate includes a swimming pool and a separate three-bedroom guest cottage on the grounds.

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