This 1900 beauty is not your cookie cutter build; rather, it exudes character and charm unlike today's modern home. Nestled near the scenic Ammonoosuc and Connecticut Rivers and within walking distance of the Historic Haverhill-Bath Covered Bridge, this property offers the perfect opportunity to restore a piece of history while creating a home tailored to today's lifestyle. Inside, you'll find 3 bedrooms and a spacious full bathroom, and the opportunity to finish another bathroom on the second floor, adding value and convenience. Original hardwood floors grace the first level, waiting to be refinished and brought back to their former glory. A first-floor laundry room adds everyday practicality, while many replacement windows, new front door and a new gravity-fed pellet stove provide updated comfort and efficiency during the cold NH winters. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the close proximity to fishing, kayaking, canoeing, exploring nearby ATV trails, hiking local mountains, or taking in the breathtaking fall foliage. Just about a mile from the Vermont border, you'll have quick access to shopping, dining, farmers markets, and charming New England villages on both sides of the river. If you've been searching for a home with history, character, and the opportunity to build equity through thoughtful updates, this gem is ready for its next chapter. Original architectural elements provide the perfect foundation for a stunning renovation. Bring your ideas and restore this classic home into something truly special.

Listing courtesy of Angel Allison of EXP Realty Cell: 603-254-6541



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