CHATHAM, MA (1/3/11) — A resident of Cape Cod for nearly 30 years, Tony Guthrie has recently joined Robert Paul Properties’ Chatham Office as a real estate sales associate. While working at the Chatham Bars Inn, Wequassett Resort and Golf Club and the Wychmere Beach Club, Tony continuously kept his hand in Real Estate. Having successfully repositioned the Wychmere Beach Club, the timing was right to fully transition to the field of home sales.

“We have known Tony for many years and knew he would be well suited to the industry, and specifically to the culture of excellence we strive for at Robert Paul Properties,” said Robert Kinlin, co-Owner. “We are happy to have such an area insider and talented Realtor join our Chatham office.”

Tony Guthrie’s wealth of knowledge of the many unique areas of Cape Cod and his distinctive approach to offering the total customer solution by customizing each person’s needs, requests and most importantly dreams to guide them with their real estate needs makes him a perfect addition to Robert Paul Properties. Tony Guthrie can be reached at (508) 246-3236 or tguthrie@robertpaul.com.

About Robert Paul Properties
Robert Paul Properties, owned by Robert Kinlin and Paul Grover, is the most recognized and respected name in the luxury marketplace across Cape Cod and the South Coast. An exciting new boutique firm – built on a tradition of excellence and fueled by an elite team of talented agents – Robert Paul Properties is committed to providing exceptional service while representing premiere waterfront, village and golf course properties for those discerning buyers who want an extraordinary way of life for years to come.  For more information, please visit www.robertpaul.com.

Robert Paul Properties is proud to continue its support of the Cahoon Museum of American Art as a “gold level” business partner and encourages all to join in support for one of America’s treasured museums devoted to American Art that is located here on Cape Cod in Cotuit, Massachusetts.

The museum’s building itself is historic, originally built in 1775 by the Crocker family; it once served as a tavern and way station for travelers on the Hyannis-Sandwich stagecoach line. In 1945 Ralph Cahoon and Martha Cahoon bought the house and became the most famous folk artists Cape Cod has ever produced. 

The stately, Georgian colonial farmhouse now is home for a treasured collection of the folk paintings of the Cahoons, as well as a choice collection of 19th-century, 20th-century and contemporary American art.  Highlights include folk portraits, maritime paintings, and landscapes. In addition, the museum has developed a fine reputation for presenting a lively schedule of changing exhibitions devoted to many aspects of American art. 

Visit http://www.cahoonmuseum.org for their current and upcoming exhibition schedule – this year’s theme is “Journeys: Emotional, Physical and Spiritual”. There are also information about the museum’s educational art workshops for adults, “get smART” classes for children, lecture series, and a variety of special events throughout the year. Cahoon Museum of American Art is located on 4676 Falmouth Road (Route 28) in Cotuit, MA.

Robert Paul Properties is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of Barnstable Land Trust’s 17th Annual Gifts from the Sea to benefit Barnstable’s open space.

The Beach Club at Craigville Beach overlooking Nantucket Sound is the beautiful setting for this summer evening event of delicious dining with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, raw bar, buffet dinner by Chef Scott Fuller and desserts while there is an ongoing raffle, silent auction and live auction for fine items reflecting Cape Cod’s sea, land and earth.

Barnstable Land Trust is a private, non-profit membership organization dedicated to preserving the open spaces and natural resources of the Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts. Barnstable Land Trust holds wildlife habitat, scenic views, wetlands, sensitive watershed parcels, forests and other valuable open space, in its natural state, in perpetuity for the benefit of the community.

Visit www.blt.org for the schedule of Walks & Talks series, where you explore the great outdoors and learn about nature with BLT. Also learn about BLT’s current projects of land preservation which include:
– Saving the Coombs Bogs: 6.55 enchanting acres in Centerville, at the headwaters of Bumps River, and
– Protecting the Herring Run: a critical 1.17-acre parcel at the headwaters of the Marstons Mills River will complete the protection of the fishway that leads to Middle Pond.