Cathedral Great Room
Twenty-foot ceilings framed by dramatic exposed timber beams, with kitchen, dining, and great room flowing as one luminous space.

A five-bedroom coastal retreat on 1.23 private acres, where twenty-foot cathedral ceilings open to uninterrupted views of the Parker River marsh.
Request a Private ShowingDesigned to impress, this home welcomes you with soaring cathedral ceilings, dramatic exposed beams, and a spectacular open-concept living space where the kitchen, dining, and great room flow seamlessly together. Whether entertaining a crowd or enjoying a quiet morning coffee above the marsh, every space feels both grand and inviting.
The intriguing single-level layout offers multiple areas to gather — and just as many for privacy and solitude. All-new interior paint, hardwood floors throughout, and oversized windows keep nature in constant view. Two ensuite bedrooms, the primary with private deck access to the hot tub. Multiple outbuildings invite a workshop, she-shed, or studio.
Twenty-foot ceilings framed by dramatic exposed timber beams, with kitchen, dining, and great room flowing as one luminous space.
New stainless appliances, an upscale tile backsplash, vent hood, wine refrigerator, and a reverse osmosis system at the island.
The primary opens by slider to a private deck and hot tub; a walk-in closet and tiled three-quarter bath complete the wing.
A versatile floor plan with a secondary sitting room, sun room, first-floor laundry, generous closets, and a walk-in pantry.
Year-round pastoral and water views over the Parker River marsh, with wooded borders and public beach ownership nearby.
Wood decks, enclosed porch, decorative lighting, ten paved parking spaces, and multiple outbuildings for a workshop or she-shed.
Newly photographed this season, reflecting the completed interior refresh.








Old Rowley Road threads between salt marsh and stone wall — a stretch of Newbury where the horizon belongs to egrets and the Parker River. Mornings are for the refuge trails and farm stands; evenings for oysters on the Newburyport waterfront, twelve minutes north.
It is a rare balance: conservation land at the doorstep, a walkable historic downtown just beyond it, and the Newburyport commuter line carrying you into Boston without ever giving up the view.

Barb CullenKeller Williams Realty Evolution
First showings by appointment or at the weekend open houses. A rare marsh-front property of this scale — I would be glad to walk it with you personally.