Property Description

Timeless New England charm meets curated modern updates in this beautifully renovated historic home in the heart of North Sandwich. Rich in local history, it was once home to Jacob Webster, one of the finest blacksmiths & ironworkers in the Sandwich Mountain region and later became the summer home of Mr. & Mrs. Remick. It has been thoughtfully updated throughout with a new roof, updated electrical, plumbing, and insulation. The kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, white shaker cabinetry, bar seating, exposed reclaimed wood beams, and a custom stone tile and wood inlay floor design. A plaster vent hood ties into the matching fireplace surround with a reclaimed timber mantel in the adjacent sitting area, while the living room offers built-ins & additional gathering space. Transom windows above the French doors fill the main living area with natural light and lead to a brand-new screened porch overlooking the private backyard and gardens. The first-floor primary suite features a 3/4 bath with walk-in tile shower, rainfall shower head, vessel sink vanity, warm brass fixtures, and water closet. A mudroom with washer & dryer completes this level. Upstairs, wide plank floors continue throughout. The largest bedroom features an oversized skylight, modern pendant lighting, and adjoining flex space through a charming arched opening- ideal for a home office, nursery, or reading nook. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom with penny tile flooring, clawfoot soaking tub, and tiled shower. Outside, the 38x24 barn offers storage, workshop, studio, or hobby space?a fitting complement to a property with deep craftsmanship roots. Enjoy the convenience of walking to the post office, Sandwich Creamery, and Remick Park just across the street, all while being surrounded by the timeless beauty and rich history that make this town so special. Residents also enjoy exclusive access to the town beach & boat launch on Squam Lake, located just ten minutes away.

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