NANTUCKET, Massachusetts — Nantucket Island’s Veranda House reopened April 1, following a full-scale restoration that came as the result of a fire that necessitated a complete demolition of the building in 2022. The property has been meticulously rebuilt from the foundation up, featuring spa-like en-suite baths in every room, expanded outdoor spaces and design elements that honor the original 1684 building.
Owned by Procaccianti Companies and managed by TPG Hotels and Resorts as part of the Nantucket Resort Collection, the rebuild was carefully managed in collaboration with the town and historic district commission to preserve the original charm and character. The property honors its historic roots by faithfully re-creating its size, scale and signature architectural elements, now enhanced with improved amenities, ADA-compliant features and modern life safety and information technology systems.
“This reopening marks a significant milestone, not just for Veranda House, but for the entire Nantucket community,” said Paul Hitselberger, EVP of Operations for TPG Hotels and Resorts. “We are deeply thankful for the community’s unwavering support in bringing this iconic property back to life.”
The federal-style mansion is named for its intricate wraparound verandas that have made the property a distinctive staple in old Nantucket town since 1684. Inside, the property offers 19 guest rooms, ranging from Petite Queen rooms to the Grand Harborview King, which features a fireplace and private balcony with views of Nantucket Harbor. All room types also offer spa-like en-suite baths, with Carrara marble, custom fixtures and updated walk-in showers.
The Nantucket Resort Collection also operates three other properties in Nantucket — Chapman House, Regatta Inn and Sherburne Inn. All four resorts are located within a short walk of each other. Groups have the option to rent a room, the entire hotel or all four properties for events.
For more information, visit nantucketresortcollection.com/veranda.
