The grand spiral staircase beneath the domed rotunda and cascading chandelier

The Story

Named for the ship that survived.

The Charles W. Morgan was the only American wooden whaleship to outlast them all — and to return safely home from every voyage she ever made.

Eighty years at sea. Thirty-seven voyages around the globe. She sailed to the farthest reaches of the ocean, and through time itself — and always came home. Six of her captains sailed from this very island.

This residence carries her name because it was built in her spirit — over years, with relentless patience, and with a single standard: that true craftsmanship is proven by the storms it weathers. Every element was chosen, tested, and built to last for generations.

The result is a home that doesn't simply impress. It endures.

The Intelligent Home

Captain, my Captain

The whole house answers to you. Take the helm — lights, sound, climate, and security at your command, by voice, by phone, or by touch from any room. You are the captain of this ship, leading the way.

One System, Every Room

Lighting keypads that double as intercoms, cameras, and call stations. Sonos sound throughout. Room-by-room voice command — and full control from your phone or tablet, anywhere in the world.

See & Speak

Integrated cameras let you greet guests, direct a delivery, or speak with staff and cleaners from any screen in the home — or from across the island.

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An AI That Watches Over It

An intelligent layer monitors the home around the clock and alerts you the moment anything needs attention — before it ever becomes a problem.

Engineered to Endure

Built for every storm

The Morgan's resilience isn't a promise — it's engineered into the foundation.

·Fully engineered drainage with primary & backup sump pumps

·Battery backup with Bluetooth monitoring — instant alerts if a pump needs attention

·Exterior pumps discharging to a dedicated leaching field

·Propane standby generator — runs pumps, heat & essentials roughly a week through any outage

·Foundation set on helical piles

·Ten-foot ceilings in the lower level

The Lower Level

A world below, ten feet tall

Wellness & Play

A private gym, a home theater with a rising screen, a billiards room, and a cedar sauna.

Host & Cellar

A wine cellar, custom dressing rooms, and a guest suite with its own walkout.

Crafted Throughout

Artisan tilework and exacting finishes — the same standard carried from the rooftop to the foundation.

The Grounds

Living, extended outdoors

Pool & Pool House

A pool and pool house set within private, landscaped grounds.

Outdoor Kitchen

A full outdoor kitchen for effortless island entertaining.

Fire & Stone

A fire pit and stone terraces for long Vineyard evenings.

The Specifications

Every detail, on the record

Residence~10,142 sq ft

Bedrooms7

Baths8 · marble throughout

Garage3 cars

Address14 Trapps Pond Rd, Edgartown

FoundationHelical piles

Lower level10-ft ceilings

FlooringWide-plank white oak

CeilingsCoffered + reclaimed beams

KitchenChef's kitchen · Sub-Zero · Wolf

PowerPropane generator, ~1 wk off-grid

DrainageDual pumps, battery, Bluetooth alerts

ClimateHigh-efficiency ducted HVAC · gas fireplaces

WaterPrivate well + filtration

SewerPrivate septic

TechnologyVoice / app / Sonos / cameras / AI

WellnessCinema (rising screen) · gym · sauna · billiards

AudioSonos throughout

CellarWine cellar

GroundsPool, pool house, outdoor kitchen, fire pit

PoolSaltwater · heated · bluestone surround

Lot1.51 acres · gated 4-lot enclave

LandBordered by protected open space

AssociationHOA · shared common grounds

StatusComplete · 2025

Offered$11,250,000

Specifications deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to verify.

The Heritage

Three centuries of Edgartown

Edgartown was first called Great Harbour — settled in 1642, and named in 1671 for Prince Edgar, son of the heir to the English throne.

In the 1800s it became one of the great whaling ports on earth. Fifty ships fitted out from its harbor at once; 175 captains sailed 98 ships on 247 voyages and returned with fortunes. Their white captains' houses still line the village lanes — proof that wealth built here endures.

The Charles W. Morgan — the ship this home is named for — counted six Vineyard captains among her crews and outlived every rival vessel afloat. The Morgan carries that lineage forward: a home built to outlast its era.

The Village

Steps from the heart of it all

The harbor, the lanes, the lighthouse, the open beach — minutes from your private gate.

The harbor · the lighthouse · the village · the open beach

1642

Edgartown
settled

~96 mi²

The island
(Martha's Vineyard)

100k+

Summer population
(≈20k year-round)

~+50%

Area home values
2020–2025*

A finite island, much of it permanently conserved, reached only by sea or air — prized for generations. That scarcity is what has made the Vineyard one of the Northeast's most resilient luxury markets.

*Illustrative market context; figures should be independently verified.

Osprey's Point on Trapps Pond

A secluded enclave on the water

Where the wildlife of the Vineyard still rules the shoreline — and the spirit of Edgartown's whaling captains still lingers.

Wild & Alive

Set on the quiet shores of Trapps Pond, where ospreys nest, herons wade, and rare birds and island wildlife move undisturbed across permanently protected land.

Utterly Secluded

A private, gated enclave — hushed and unhurried, where seclusion itself is the luxury. And yet the heart of the village is only minutes from your gate.

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A Captain's Legacy

It carries the nostalgia of Edgartown's whaling masters — the men who sailed to the ends of the earth and came home to build the grand shingled houses that still line these lanes. The Morgan is built in their tradition.

The Story of Osprey's Point — Our Tribute →

The Development

A limited collection of four

Osprey's Point is not a subdivision. It is four estates, one vision, built to a single uncompromising standard — and then no more. The Morgan is the flagship of the Sebastian Keys Collection.

One Vision, Four Homes

A private enclave conceived and built by a single developer — where every residence shares the same craftsmanship, the same materials, and the same protected setting on the water.

Built to Hold

The storied private enclaves of the Northeast's island towns — the ones with history, scarcity, and protected land — have long been among the most enduring places to own. Osprey's Point is built squarely in that tradition.

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By Invitation

A limited collection, shown by appointment. To own here is to hold a finite piece of the Vineyard — and to belong to something that simply cannot be repeated.

The Arrival

Through the gates

You turn off the road between two great granite monoliths — the gateway to Osprey's Point. Over the crest of the hill, the drive opens into a private avenue, twin rows of granite posts strung with heavy chain falling away on either side, and ends at a quiet cul-de-sac. There, a ship's anchor raised from the seventeen-hundreds rests as it has for centuries — a symbol of permanence and nostalgia, anchoring the enclave to the seafaring history of the island.

Two granite monoliths marking the entrance to Osprey's Point — Two great granite monoliths mark the entrance from the road.

Granite posts and chain lining the private drive to the cul-de-sac — Beyond the crest, a colonnade of granite posts and chain lines the drive to the cul-de-sac.

Behind the Build

Twenty-five years in the making

This is not a rushed build. It is the work of a team with more than twenty-five years building and developing on the island — one that has never traded quality for a deadline, a budget, or a shortcut.

Twenty-Five Years

Over a quarter-century of building and development, distilled into a single standard — and brought to bear on every inch of this home.

Hands On, Always

A team that is present for every detail and cares about each one — that does not walk away from a hard problem and never turns its back on the work.

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Built to Endure

Resilience you can feel — in the materials, the joinery, and the way this home is made to stand. Quality is the one thing never up for negotiation.

The Setting

A piece of history, in the heart of it all

Moments from the yacht-lined harbor, the shops and lanes of downtown Edgartown, and the open beach — yet wrapped in privacy and protected open space. This is land that has stood untouched for generations and is preserved around you: a piece of the Vineyard that simply cannot be made again. Private. In town. Yours.

The Investment

A place to park money that can't be reproduced

This isn't only a home — it's one of the most finite assets in the Northeast: irreplaceable Edgartown land, built to a magnitude that cannot be repeated. On this island, history repeats — and scarcity always wins.

+18%

This home
last 2 years

~+50%

Edgartown area
2020–2025*

~7.5%/yr

Comparable
annualized*

2.2×

Value created
over cost

Appreciation — recent years

This home (2 yrs)

+18%

12 Trapps (sister)

+28%

Edgartown area

~+50%

Cow Bay resale

+73%

Illustrative 5-year growth

Conservative · 4%/yr

+22%

Base · 7%/yr

+40%

Strong · 10%/yr

+61%

Income while you hold. Comparable Edgartown trophy homes command among the highest weekly rents on the island in season — an asset that can earn while it appreciates. (Projected; no rental history.)

And what protects all of it is simple: it cannot be reproduced. Not at this location. Not at this size. Not at this magnitude. The protected land around it means it can never be over-built — scarcity, permanently engineered into the address. History, on this island, repeats. Be at the helm of the voyage.

*Percentages are illustrative market context based on recent comparable Vineyard sales — not appraisals of this home's value, and not a representation or guarantee of returns. Rental potential is projected with no operating history. Real estate values can rise or fall; past performance does not guarantee future results. This is an offering of real property, not a security.

Private Inquiry

Step aboard The Morgan.

Private showings by appointment, shown exclusively by LandVest.

Listed Exclusively By LandVest

Gerret Conover

Luxury Real Estate Broker · Christie's International Real Estate

508-627-1617 cell · 508-627-3757 office

19 South Summer Street, Edgartown, MA 02539

The Morgan

Named for the ship that survived.

An experience like no other

Captain, my Captain

One System, Every Room

See & Speak

An AI That Watches Over It

Built for every storm

A world below, ten feet tall

Wellness & Play

Host & Cellar

Crafted Throughout

Living, extended outdoors

Pool & Pool House

Outdoor Kitchen

Fire & Stone

Every room, in full

Eight baths, each in marble

Every detail, on the record

Three centuries of Edgartown

Steps from the heart of it all

A secluded enclave on the water

Wild & Alive

Utterly Secluded

A Captain's Legacy

A limited collection of four

One Vision, Four Homes

Built to Hold

By Invitation

Through the gates

Twenty-five years in the making

Twenty-Five Years

Hands On, Always

Built to Endure

A piece of history, in the heart of it all

A place to park money that can't be reproduced

Appreciation — recent years

Illustrative 5-year growth

Step aboard The Morgan.