Possibilities abound when you walk into this great historical home located in the heart of Plymouth on one of the oldest streets in America. Views of Brewster Gardens and glimpses of the harbor, a must see. Built by Captain William Barnes in 1795 for his new bride, Sally Tribble. This house sits on the original site of "The Common House" established by the Pilgrims in 1623. Here the Pilgrims stored food and housed their families until land was granted to establish their homes. The home was modernized and converted in 1979 to a two unit condominium with 50% shared interest. The unit has a deed parking space, views of Plymouth Bay and a third floor walk up space. First floor oversized eat in kitchen, living room with fireplace and half bath complete the first floor. Second floor is all bedrooms with a full bath. Third floor is an oversized space that can be used as an office, extra sleeping area or a studio space. The terraced backyard overlooks historic Brewster Gardens
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