An extraordinary piece of Nantucket's architectural history has changed hands for $15.25 million, more than tripling its previous sale price in 12 years. The historic Hadwen-Wright House, located at 94 Main Street in Nantucket, Massachusetts, was sold on October 27, 2026. According to Nantucket Current, which first reported the transaction, the property was purchased by a trust represented by John E. Kozlowski. Property records and real estate listings confirm the final sale price. The mansion had previously sold for $4.7 million in October 2014. Known locally as the Hadwen-Wright House, the residence is among the island's most distinguished examples of Greek Revival architecture. Its history dates back to the mid-19th century, when Nantucket was still closely associated with the prosperous whaling trade. The house was designed by local builder-architect Frederick Brown Coleman and commissioned by wealthy whaling merchant William Hadwen. The Library of Congress documents its original construction in 1845, while historical records place its completion in 1847.
An architectural landmark with a fascinating history
The mansion stands out for its grand exterior, featuring a double portico, four prominent Corinthian…