Beautiful historical home close to downtown Plymouth and Rt. 3. The main house has all the charm of an antique and many amenities such as updated first floor laundry, a renovated first floor full bath, newly renovated kitchen with a nice pantry, open living space, original beautiful wide pine floors, lovely wood ceilings, all new windows, all original outside entrances, front door features original antique doorbell, three fireplaces original to house, beautiful front and backyard with privacy, backyard deck and fire pit, several beautiful old trees and ample gardening space, upstairs features three spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets, and the full bath features a beautiful claw foot tub. The Guest House will soon be converted into a 2 story home with 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Eat In Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Room, Laundry Room, Front Porch, Large Fenced In Yard With An Outdoor Shower, Separate Driveway and A Privacy Fence. Once construction is finished it will be available as a rental property. The home also has quite the history, Henry Thoreau who was a famous author, poet and philosopher. He stayed at 248 Summer St. for the summer of 1841. At the time (1840) 248 Summer Street was owned by the Emerson family. Thoreau admired one of their frequent visitors Mary Russell. Thoreau went to live with Emerson family during the summer of 1841, Mary was also in the home that summer. While there Thoreau wrote a love poem for Mary. Unfortunately no relationship became of Thoreau's infatuation.
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