A Colonial fixer upper that has some good bones! Check out those wide plank floors upstairs. Just imagine what those could look like with a little bit of sanding and polishing. I think that I would try to keep that green trim upstairs because I love the character it brings. Bright and earthy colors will always be where I lean. It has high ceilings so I can imagine some nice wallpaper and a chandelier making the living room feel quite grand. I love the potential this house has.
4 Beds | 1 Bath | 1,848 sq ft
From the listing
Step back in time with this charming 1800s home built by Minister George Cook around 1845. Nestled on over half an acre, this all-brick colonial retains its high ceilings, grand woodwork, and sun-filled rooms, offering timeless character with a solid foundation. The spacious main level includes a formal living room, a separate family room, a dining room, and a kitchen, all waiting for your vision. Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms plus a den, perfect for a home office or additional living space. Situated next to Upton Community Center & Park, this home enjoys a beautiful park-like setting with direct access to over 8 acres of the open park space, with a community center building, pavilions, child playground equipment, and a softball field—a rare bonus for outdoor enthusiasts, gatherings, and recreation. Cherished by its previous owner, this home is sound but ready for a few cosmetic updates to suit your style.
Agent:
Jay Starr
