8 Pleasant St Plymouth, NH 03264
This stunning Queen Anne Victorian home, featured in Country Living Magazine, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1883, this meticulously maintained property boasts 2,746 square feet on a 0.35-acre lot in desirable Plymouth, NH. Ideally situated near downtown Plymouth, Plymouth State University, the Lakes Region, and White Mountains National Forest, the property offers easy access to local amenities, including restaurants, theaters, and outdoor recreation. The home features extensive renovations, including a spacious kitchen equipped with Viking appliances, perfect for creating delicious meals for guests or family. Antique details abound throughout the property, including in the front parlor and two dining rooms, many of which remain from the original construction. The inn currently operates as a successful business, with numerous well-appointed guest rooms, each featuring its own updated private bathroom. Additional features include a dedicated office, a hair salon, private owner's quarters, and an attached carriage house offering ample storage or potential for creative repurposing. Outdoor spaces include a wrap-around front porch, a large back deck, and a fire pit area. The property's prime location and established reputation make it an exceptional opportunity for both residential and commercial use. The seller has completed significant improvements, details of which are available upon request. This historic yet modern gem offers a blend of charm and functionality, making it a truly exceptional property.
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