Meadow House circa 1770 is a Hip Roofed Federal period house with twin interior chimneys. On the market for the first time in 25 years, the current owners have been good Stewart's in preserving this 1770 gem. According to historic research the builder was David Kelley. In 1848 Albert Howland opened a tavern which was known as the Meadow House. Later when the railroad came through the Howland's opened a general store. Currently the property is a private residence with an allowed home occupation use by special permit. This property offers four bedrooms, two and half bathrooms. The kitchen and the bathrooms have been updated and the integrity of the Antique house and structure remains. The woodworking is remarkable, from the hand carved support beams, wood paneling, to windows, trim and moldings, wide pine flooring boards 20 inches +- and lots of original hardware and gorgeous wooden doors. This property has been enhanced with today's comforts of modern plumbing, new kitchen, gas fireplaces (two are still woodburning) and a lovely sunroom. The main bedroom has a walk-in closet leading to a full bathroom with double vanities, a soaking tub, separate shower and second floor laundry. This property has been enhanced with today's comforts of modern plumbing, new kitchen, gas fireplaces (two are still woodburning) and a lovely sunroom. Presently, all bedrooms are located on the second floor. The main bedroom offers a walk-in closet leading to a full bathroom with double vanities, a soaking tub, separate shower, and second floor laundry. A half bath is available for the guest bedroom with access to the shower. The total acreage is 4.35 +- with .83 of upland +- There is room for a detached barn/garage with proper permitting. The brick patio off the kitchen under the gorgeous sugar maple offers a tranquil sitting area to watch the wildlife and the natural bird sanctuary. Lovely gardens, raspberries, roses and day lilies complete your oasis. Ever changing marsh views.