Has it always been your dream to be the caretaker for a historic property preserving it for next generation? Here is your opportunity to own The Deacon John Lampreys House built in 1790 . Antique lovers dream, part of Kensington's history. The home has some beautiful old features like gunstock corners, wide pumpkin pine floors , raised panels, wainscoting,crown moldings, hand hewed beams, horse hair plaster and so much more . This home has tastefully renovated kitchen with soapstone counters, custom cabinets and Bertazzoni range/hood, Bosch dishwasher and Whirlpool refrigerator. You can step to the three season porch right from the kitchen . The space in the house is very flexible, first floor has what was originally the library but is currently used as a bedroom . Dining room is open to the living room, spacious and intimate at the same time. Family room is 29 X 14.3 and opens up to the back deck , so much space for family gatherings and holidays. Second floor has four bedrooms, one is currently used as study. This home is in a country setting but with easy access to all the Seacoast has to offer and all major routes to North and to Boston. Kensington also offers Sawyer Park , 30 acres of athletic fields, basketball courts, playground and extensive trail system, Alnoba Retreat and Art Center with exhibitions and events and Farm at Eastman's Corner, a farm store. SAU 16 school district. Open House on Saturday 5/20 12noon to 2pm.
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