In the nineteenth century, well known architect, Dudley Newton, designed the original rugged stone structure that is now referred to as Coach House Condominiums. It was utilized by the Havemeyers to store one of the largest collections of coaches and carriages of the period. This unit was once the home of the Stable Master, and called the Coach House. When you enter this one-of-a-kind property, you are immediately welcomed into a special sun room that leads into a large living room with a working fireplace. The living room opens into the den/dining room that has French doors which lead to a deck for enjoying the outdoors and a set of doors leading to the kitchen area. The second floor boasts two large bedrooms with walk in closets, a bathroom, and a conveniently located laundry area. Finally, on the third level, you will find another bathroom and a very large, spacious, master bedroom with French doors that open to a balcony overlooking the tennis courts and Almy Pond in the distance. Throughout the condo you will find built-in cabinetry, walk in closets, stained glass accents, and areas of exposed original floors that add to its charm. In addition, the stone exterior and slate roof are low maintenance and remind us of the history that comes with this condo community. Finally, this condo is close to the beach and offers amenities that include two assigned parking spaces including a carport in the rear, generous guest parking, and beautiful grounds including a tennis court.