2,315 Sq. Ft. Colonial Home Built in 1675 with 4 Bedrooms and Historic Significance
Step back in time with this extraordinary Beverly, Massachusetts home, built in 1675. This historic property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of American history, complete with connections to the Salem Witch Trials and the Battle of Bunker Hill. Discover the charm and character of a home that has been cherished by only three families over the past 350 years.
Specifications
- Sq. Ft: 2,315
- Price: $600,000
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 2
- Stories: 2
Exterior View
Entryway
Dining Room
Living Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Bedroom
Living Room
Bathroom
Bedroom
Attic
Details
This exceptional 17th-century Colonial home presents a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of American history. Built in 1675 by William Cleaves, this 2,315 sq. ft. residence in Beverly, Massachusetts, boasts four bedrooms, and two bathrooms, spread across two stories. The home's rich past includes a connection to the Salem Witch Trials through the Cleaves family's acquisition of land from Giles Corey, and the involvement of William's grandson in the Battle of Bunker Hill. The property showcases original architectural details such as wide pine floors, some of which feature "king's lumber" planks up to 24 inches wide, and a grand fireplaced living room that offers a generous space for relaxation and entertainment. While offering glimpses into the past, it blends perfectly to become a luxury home. The property's exterior features include beautiful gardens and cobblestone-lined vegetable garden plots, adding to its curb appeal. A vintage Magic Chef stove adds a touch of culinary nostalgia to the kitchen. This property is perfect for history enthusiasts seeking a home with a unique and captivating story.
