r/zillowgonewild • u/jve909 • 9h ago
How would you feel living in a house older than the US and still so authentically antique?
It has a unique kitchen crafted from an 18th-century Nantucket post office featuring Aga cooker - an incredible piece of engineering.
Almost every bedroom has a fireplace.
Couldn't find anything about updates/upgrades done in that house.
Three additional units, including a private carriage house, a secondary apartment, and a studio.
A little too close to a busy road, though.
I am just thankful that no one remodeled it in current fashion or painted the interior white.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/162-Route-6a-Yarmouth-Port-MA-02675/55937355_zpid/