The Poyen House, 1884 Victorian style in Amesbury, Massachusetts - $1.3 Million

The Poyen House for sale in Amesbury, Massachusetts. Built in 1884, impressive wood doors, high ceilings and soaring windows, elegant dining room, modern kitchen, outdoor oasis, 5 bedrooms, 4405 square feet. $1,325,000.

The Poyen House 1884 Victorian style Amesbury Massachusetts - front view
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House overview

Acquiring this extraordinary home with many of its original features is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. The "Poyen House" was built for a wealthy local businessman in the 1880s with the best of materials and attention to detail.

Prepare to be wowed upon first entering this home, with impressive wood doors and paneling throughout the foyer, and a generous turned staircase with soaring windows and stained glass accents.

  • The inlaid and herringbone wood floors, 3 sets of pocket doors, dentil molding all add to the feel of a manor home.

  • The pleasing floor plan offers large rooms with high ceilings great for entertaining, including the fabulous butler's pantry, spacious modern kitchen and elegant dining room.

  • 5 working fireplaces, a well-scaled primary suite and 3 additional bedrooms, 3.5 baths in the main house; and a separate 1BR 1.5B apartment.

  • Ample gracious gardens and outdoor oasis retreats on this lovely property.

This home needs to be experienced to appreciate the countless details.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 5

  • Bathrooms: 6

  • Interior area: 4.405 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.33 Acres

  • Year built: 1884

  • Style: Victorian

  • State: Massachusetts

  • Price: $1,325,000

  • Photos and info: Aeropex Media Creative

  • Contact: Barb Cullen, Keller Williams Realty Evolution

    • Tel: (617) 510-5491

    • Email: barbcullen978@gmail.com

  • Address: 177 Main St, Amesbury, MA 01913

 

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