Review: Wentworth by the Sea

Old-world luxury abounds at Wentworth by the Sea, a grand, nineteenth-century estate on the Atlantic. The coastal retreat has a red mansard roof and three towers, and looks out on granite outcroppings. If you're really interested in feeling like you've gone back in time, you're in luck: Interiors brandished with such details as traditional damasks, intricate woodwork, brass accents, and pinstriped wallpaper will make you feel like you've wound back the clock. The dining room at Longitudes, through which waiters navigate with platters of Prince Edward Island mussels and lobster rolls, overlooks the marina; Roosevelt’s Lounge offers a casual atmosphere with a fireplace.