Timber frame, center chimney saltbox built in 1753 by Benjamin Graves.

Sunderland, Massachusetts Historic District.

SOLD

Thanks to George Pappademas at First Realty Partners

Learn more about the rich history :

This large painting in the Sunderland Town Hall is a view from the Whately side of the River. Looking across the river to the Sunderland side, the artist painted a white house in the location of 1 Old Amherst Road. This conjecture is based on what looks like the original cemetery on the east river bank, and River Road running north and south. If accurate, it shows the location of the Graves House barn.

Early 'Lean-to' addition of saltbox at rear of house.

1 car garage on circular drive.

Half acre corner lot of prime Connecticut River Valley fertile soil.

Not in a flood zone.

3-4 Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths

Lean-to hearth area. There are 3 hearths in the enormous center chimney stack.

Perennials & garden.

Recently painted.

Classic center chimney home with shake roof, 12 over 12 sash windows & graded front.

The east parlor with one of three fireplaces on the first floor.

Original pine flooring & paneling.

Large bedrooms on the second floor.

Prominent, yet private corner location with mature hardwoods.

Fine fieldstone foundation and details. Schist and shale well cover below:

Charming & sunny 3 room, separate apartment:

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