Property Description

Step into a Currier & Ives painting! Built circa 1792, when America was in its infancy, this remarkable majestic New England homestead preserves over 230 years of Yankee craftsmanship & charm. Set on 25.47 picturesque acres amid vast forests & conservation lands, it is a quintessential country homestead. A massive center chimney anchors the home, with antique wide pine floors, 4 fireplaces, beehive oven, gunstock corners, hand-blown window glass, original doors, trim & wrought iron hardware. Lovingly restored & maintained with respect for its historic character, yet the home offers modern utilities, a country kitchen with wood-burning cookstove, 2 modern baths & 3–4 bedrooms, including a first-floor bedroom & bath with step-in shower. Upstairs full bath being finished. Relax on the beamed screened porch overlooking the grounds. Stone walls, barns, majestic sugar maples, apple tree, gardens & a wishing well frame over 4 acres of fully fenced open pastures. Private pond to the rear of the site. Extensive conservation lands & neighboring forest holdings, including adjacent Rockefeller family land, create a peaceful setting. Two exceptional barns offer remarkable versatility. The historic multilevel post-&-beam barn features massive hand-hewn timbers, provides ample room for vehicles, equipment & potentially a large RV. A second barn offers approx. 600 sq. ft. of finished heated space, woodstove, electricity & loft, formerly a musician's studio, with potential for a detached ADU subject to town & state requirements. Together the barns offer 8+ garage/storage spaces. In charming Webster, named for statesman Daniel Webster, population under 2000, just 3 miles west of the Concord town line & approx. 8 miles from Concord's restaurants, shopping, entertainment & hospital, with convenient access to I-89 & I-93. Own a living piece of classic New England history! Open houses Oct 30 and 31st