Town of Bridgewater to King St. Built in 1857 by master builder Joseph Kempt, this home was Bridgewaters first Presbyterian manse and later the residence of the towns first clerk. Its signature five-sided Scottish dormers, sweeping bay windows, and the towering linden tree out front make it instantly recognizable, but the magic goes well beyond the history. This isnt just a historic landmark -its a living, breathing home that has evolved with time. With two thoughtful additions blending seamlessly into the original structure, you get old-world craftsmanship, modern livability, and flexibility with two one-bedroom income units on the main floor. These units have been occupied by long-term tenants and have not undergone recent renovations, offering a great opportunity for updating and value-adding, whether to offset your mortgage or create the perfect setup for multigenerational living. Updates such as heat pumps, newer windows, and a wood stove bring comfort and increased efficiency. On the 2nd level is a gorgeous 3-bedroom, 1.5 bath sprawling home with bright open living and dining spaces, 12 ft cathedral ceilings, post and beams, wood ceilings, and plenty of century character. The setting feels almost like a private park. River views, stonework-lined perennial gardens, mature trees, and a greenhouse create a backdrop that changes beautifully with the seasons. A paved driveway, attached garage with workshop space, and parking area make everyday life practical, while a separate two-story outbuilding with hardwood floors and a cozy wood stove opens up endless possibilities, a yoga haven, creative studio, meditation retreat, or the ultimate home office. 57 King Street isnt just a home, its a lifestyle. A blend of history, income potential, and true tranquillity, right in the heart of Bridgewater. (id:27476)
