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In ‘America’s hometown,’ a grand old captain’s home becomes a luxe hotel

Published by The Boston Globe · United States 8 h ago

This grand, three-story property served as a captain’s home when it was built in the 1800s and later became a rest home. Plymouth-based developer Rick Vayo purchased the building…

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