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Striped headboards, geometric cushions and red padded benches give the rooms a nautical style. In one arrangement, a long desk runs along the wall, with a blue chair by the window. King rooms open to a balcony or patio; double-queen layouts have a balcony facing the pool and gardens.

A sliding door leads from the bedroom to the bathroom. Graphic wallpaper sits above a quartz vanity, and navy-and-white tiles line the glass shower. The building borders the planted grounds and pool, with rooms across three floors. Furniture and outdoor access vary by layout.

The room's style depends on its building. Historic layouts have pale panels, botanical fabrics and blue seats. Roxana rooms use striped headboards, geometric cushions and red accents. Both follow a coastal New England style, with a full bathroom beside the sleeping area.

In the historic building, cobalt tiles line a glass shower, with a quartz vanity alongside it. Roxana bathrooms have navy-and-white tiles and graphic wallpaper. A sliding door divides the bathroom from the bedroom in those layouts.

Set in the main building, the room looks across the resort and village. The front veranda and restaurant are nearby. In the classic layouts, botanical patterns run across the headboard and curtains. Pale wall panels frame blue seats, with a writing desk along the wall and a bench at the foot of the sleeping area.

Cobalt tiles bring a stronger blue accent to the walk-in shower, behind a glass door. Quartz tops finish the bathroom. New England furniture, polished brass details and carpet carry through the historic interiors. The single and double layouts differ in how the furniture is placed.

The windows face Edgartown Harbor, Chappy Island and the lighthouse. A small sitting area shares the bedroom; in the king layout, chairs and a low table stand near the glass. Pale panels frame the sleeping area, with blue and brown botanical patterns on the curtains and headboard.

A desk stands along the wall, apart from the seats. Cobalt tiles line the walk-in shower behind its glass enclosure, beside a quartz-topped vanity. Carpet, painted woodwork and brass details give the room the main building's New England style.

The bedroom lies apart from the living room, where the sofa opens into an extra sleeping space. A dining table shares the lounge rather than the bedroom. White paneling and blue seats give these rooms a coastal New England style.

Windows face the gardens around the shared rooms. In one layout, a round dining table stands in the window corner, near a sofa and armchair around a coffee table. Patterned carpet and a padded bench furnish the bedroom. Its full bathroom has a glass shower, with a framed mirror above the vanity.

The bedroom opens to a separate lounge, with windows facing Edgartown Harbor, the lighthouse and Chappy Island. Botanical fabrics and pale painted panels carry the main building's Vineyard style through both rooms.

In one layout, blue chairs stand beside a sofa and low table in the living room. Curtains frame the water-facing windows. The full bathroom has a quartz-topped vanity beside a glass-enclosed shower. Its cobalt tiles add a stronger blue to the pale bedroom and lounge.

Windows on adjoining walls look over Edgartown Harbor, the lighthouse and Vineyard Sound. Blue chairs and a low table form a small sitting area beside the glass, within the bedroom. Doors lead outside toward Chappy Island.

Botanical patterns and pale wall panels give the room its Cape Cod style, with a desk against the opposite wall. The bathroom has a quartz vanity and a glass shower with cobalt tiles. Carpet and curtains carry through the blue-and-cream interior. The seats share the open bedroom rather than a separate lounge.

The separate bedrooms sit beyond a shared living area, where a full-size pullout sofa adds sleeping space. The lounge looks toward the garden and pool, with a dining table near the glass. White painted woodwork and blue fabrics bring a Cape Cod palette into the cottage.

The sleeping rooms have direct access to their bathrooms. In one arrangement, a sofa and chairs group around a low table at one end of the living room, with the dining area at the other. Glass encloses the showers, and storage sits beneath the bathroom basins.

The open living and dining area sits on the second floor, with an island and stools beside the cooking area. Two sofas face into the lounge, and a long dining table stands near the windows. The separate bedrooms sit apart from this shared floor.

Outdoor doors lead toward resort and village views. Blue fabrics and pale seats contrast with white cabinets and painted panels. Full bathrooms serve the bedrooms, with a half bathroom elsewhere in the suite. A range and full-size fridge are fitted into the white cabinets beside the island.

In one layout, corner windows occupy adjoining walls, with seats beside the sleeping area. Pale painted panels and botanical fabrics carry the main building's New England style through the room. The door leads straight outside, though its position differs between the single and double layouts.

A desk and storage furniture stand apart from the chairs. Some arrangements also have a bench at the foot of the sleeping area. In the bathroom, cobalt tiles accent the glass shower enclosure beside a quartz vanity. Blue fabrics and carpet complete the interior.

The shared living and dining areas lie between the bedrooms and their en-suite bathrooms. A sofa and chairs face a coffee table, while the dining table stands in a window corner. White paneling, blue fabrics and nautical details give the cottage its New England style.

In a cathedral-ceiling layout, the roof rises over the lounge, which opens to the outdoor space. One arrangement also has bedroom doors leading outside, with a bench and padded chair beside the sleeping area. Glass encloses the showers, with storage beneath the vanities. Cedar shingles and white fencing frame the cottage exterior.

A sitting area and large dressing room sit alongside the bedroom, with views over the resort and inner harbor. Pale panels and blue accents frame the sleeping area, and a desk stands by the window. The dressing space lies between the bedroom furniture and bathroom.

A quartz counter, tiles and a waterfall shower head finish the bathroom. In one layout, a single basin sits beneath a broad mirror. A window gives that bathing room a harbor view. This guest room has its own entrance off the wing's main hall, apart from the neighboring suites.

A large living and dining room links the sleeping rooms, with a sofa and armchairs around a coffee table. White cabinets and a stovetop stand beside the dining area in this open room. A semi-private porch leads toward the planted grounds.

Blue accents and white painted woodwork carry the Vineyard style indoors. In the Luce layout, the children's room is apart from the other bedrooms. The master bathroom has a long vanity with paired wash positions. Windows and doors open from the shared rooms toward the cottage grounds.

The living room and main bedroom sit on the lower level, with the cooking area beside the lounge. A sofa and armchairs face a coffee table near the stairs. The other bedrooms are upstairs beneath the roof, where sloping ceilings give them a different shape from the shared room below.

White painted woodwork and blue accents carry the cottage's coastal style indoors. In one upper bedroom, a desk sits beneath the sloping ceiling, near windows in the roof walls. A semi-private porch opens to the cottage grounds. Bathrooms are spread through the suite.

The main bedroom has an ocean-facing sitting area, with the children's bedroom in a separate room. A pitched ceiling rises over the main sleeping space. Pale panels and blue fabrics carry across its furniture, and padded chairs stand by the window, apart from the children's beds.

The attached bathroom serves the family rooms. In one arrangement, glass encloses the shower, with storage under the vanity. The suite has its own entrance off the main hallway of the Presidential Sky Wing.

A large arched window frames the living area, with French doors leading outside. Views take in the resort and a glimpse of the ocean over Edgartown village. A sofa and armchairs surround a glass coffee table, apart from the sleeping rooms. White painted woodwork and blue accents give the loft its Vineyard style.

The main bedroom has balcony access, a sitting area and large closets. Its en-suite lies beside it, while the guest bedroom and its en-suite open off the central lounge. A window seat is fitted into the master bedroom. The cooking corner has a fridge for drinks and simple food.

The living and dining rooms face the ocean and Edgartown Lighthouse, with glass doors leading from the lounge outside. An island stands beside the dining table beneath exposed beams. Padded seats face into the living room, and windows look over the harbor and village.

A cathedral ceiling rises above the main bedroom and its sitting area. A soaking tub stands in the bedroom, apart from the showers in the adjoining bathrooms. There are two full bathrooms and a guest half bathroom. Pale panels, blue fabrics and fitted cabinets carry through the shared rooms and bedroom.

At the top of the historic building, the living and dining rooms face the ocean, lighthouse and Chappaquiddick Island. Glass doors lead to an outdoor deck. Exposed beams rise over a long dining table and an island, with padded seats near the windows.

The main bedroom has a cathedral ceiling, a sitting area and a soaking tub. The separate family suite has a children's room, while the guest room has a dressing area and waterfall shower. These sleeping spaces open off the wing's main hallway, alongside the shared living and dining rooms.

The room faces resort and village views on the land side of the historic building. Painted walls and carpet follow the main building's New England style. Blue, brown and cream botanical fabrics sit alongside mahogany furniture and polished brass details.

The full bathroom has a walk-in shower behind glass, with tiled walls and a waterfall shower head. A quartz top covers the vanity beside the shower enclosure. The room is within the main building; stairs or the elevator lead downstairs to the restaurant and front veranda.

This guest room looks over the resort from the cottage grounds, outside the historic building. Cedar-shingled cottages stand among white fences and planted lawns. The pool and main building are nearby, and the grounds lead to the front veranda.