Elegance instilled in architectural history.
This incredible carriage house built in 1884 was originally a brick building built as a stable for a house up the Hill. There was an iron beam for hoisting hay to the second floor.
Israel Sack, a famous antique dealer moved into the house in 1922 adding wide board flooring (some 33” wide), paneling, cupboards and bull’s eye glass which he retrieved from the Hooper Mansion in Marblehead.
The front wooden elevation of the house now covering the original brick came from a building in Salem, Massachusetts and was added in the 20’s.
Years later Louis Prince renovated the upstairs and ran an antique business on the first floor. Similarly, the current owner has lived in the house and run a successful antique business for many years. This house lends itself to entertaining and many elegant parties have been held here.
FIRST FLOOR
The front door leads into a paneled foyer with closets
The shop with four handsome windows facing Chestnut Street has white painted paneling, a fireplace, built-in bookcases, a china cupboard and a corner cupboard
Side office
A pocket door leads into a beautiful silver gray paneled middle room with a corner cupboard and a large fireplace with a marble mantel
Full bathroom
Rear bedroom has a window and ample closet space
Good size country kitchen features a large fireplace and magnificent wide board flooring
Door leads down to a full basement with a cement floor and a washer/dryer
SECOND FLOOR
A wide staircase leads up to a grand ballroom/living room with a soaring ceiling, two windows, a beautiful fireplace and a large skylight
Ornate glass doors lead into a passageway with a wall of closets and a sleeping alcove
Full bathroom
Beautiful front sunny bedroom with four windows has a fireplace, built–in bookcases and a cupboard
Exclusions:
Bronze Chandelier at foot of stairs, four stairwell sconces, iron kitchen chandelier, first floor middle room marble mantel, bathroom tub fixture
LIVING AREA: 2,728 sq. ft.
TAXES: $17,863 (with residential exemption)
PRICE: $3,200,000
Contact:
Sally Brewster
Email: sallytbrewster@gmail.com
Phone: (617) 869-3443