Wisteria Home, 1852 Colonial style in North Reading, Massachusetts - $799k

Wisteria Home for sale in North Reading, Massachusetts. Built in 1852, Colonial style, perennial gardens and heated pool, cathedral ceilings, gorgeous hardwood floors. $799,900.

Wisteria Home 1852 Colonial style North Reading Massachusetts - front view
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House overview

Perfect blend of old meets new! This impressive home, often referred to as the “Wisteria Home”, features a resort-like backyard with an in-ground, state of the art self-cleaning heated pool and perennial gardens.

  • Enjoy the year-round sunroom with wooden ceiling, interchangeable full-size screens/windows and gorgeous hardwood floors. Plenty of green space!

  • Improvements, done by Mark Hall, include a two-story oversized garage, sunroom, main bedroom en-suite with cathedral ceilings, walk-in closet and full bath, along with a kitchen you won’t want to ever stop cooking in. Impressive oversize island truly makes it the heart of the home.

  • Fireplace in FR and first floor laundry. Hardwood throughout! Preserved vintage features include a built-in cabinet in DR, crystal doorknobs and a built-in ironing board. Truly a treasure!

Located in North Reading Batchelder School District, close to NRMS & NRHS, Ryers, Ipswich River Park and North Reading Library.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 4

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Interior area: 2,320 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.46 acres

  • Year built: 1852

  • Style: Colonial

  • State: Massachusetts

  • Price: $799,900

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Laurie Cappuccio, Classified Realty Group

    • Tel: (978) 766-7163

  • Address: 138 Chestnut St, North Reading, MA 01864

 

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