The Smith Marquand House was built in 1806 when Thomas Jefferson was president. It was built out of wood that competed for light in the forest, therefore it's thought to be 5 to 10 times stronger than current stock of lumber being designed to grow as fast as possible. The framing is post and beam style which has proved worthy over the last thousand years. This Federal period half house has all the features desired in an antique home; four fireplaces, beehive oven & set kettle, Indian shutters, wide pine floors, Christian doors, and a newly updated heating system. Classified as a multifamily, the house boasts a three room apartment with an Italianate Bay window which creates additional space and added south facing light. Property to be sold "as is".
Mls | 73303614 |
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Listing Type | For Sale |
Style | Attachd |
Subtype | Resale |
Status | Active |
Year | 1850 |
Days On Site | 51 |
Listing Provided By | Gibson Sotheby's International Realty | Kevin Fruh |
Beds | 3 |
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Baths | 2 Total |
Sq Feet | 2,067 |
Basement | Y |
Storys | 3 |
Units | 2 |
Zoning | R3 |
Acreage | 0.06 |
State | MA |
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County | Essex |
City | Newburyport |
Zip Code | 01950 |
Area | Essex |
School District | Newburyport |
Elementary School | Newburyport |
Middle School | Newburyport |
High School | Newburyport |
Listing VS Median (in 01950) | |
Price: $699,900 low | high Med: $775,000 SqFt: 2,067 low | high Med: 1,486 $ / SqFt: $339 low | high Med: $522 On Site: 51 low | high Med: 59.000000 |