Step back in time with this one-of-a-kind property, a gem built in the late 1800s, originally home to Ingersoll’s first sawmill. Now beautifully updated and meticulously maintained, this charming cottage-like residence seamlessly blends historical character with contemporary amenities.

Upon entering, you’ll be greeted by an inviting open-concept main floor, with New England slate floors in the foyer, a spacious living room with an original fieldstone surround and a new gas fireplace insert updated in 2018—perfect for cozy evenings. The expansive dining area, adorned with beautiful oak hardwood floors, and redwood walls, is ideal for large family gatherings. The well-appointed kitchen offers ample counter space and a convenient peninsula for casual dining. A half-bath and a bedroom complete the main floor.

Ascend the open-rail stairs to discover two generously sized bedrooms with elegant hardwood flooring and a stylish 4-piece bathroom on the second floor. Abundant storage options are available both upstairs and in the unfinished basement. The basement is home to a walk out to the lower backyard area, storage room and utility room with washer & dryer.

With its rich history, charming details, and thoughtful updates, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Ingersoll’s heritage while enjoying modern comforts.

Recent updates ensure modern comfort and efficiency, including:

Foundation insulation (2019)
Basement electrical upgrade (2018)
New doors and windows (2018)
Original fieldstone surround with new gas fireplace insert (2018)
Ring security system (2020)
New soffit, fascia, eavestroughs, and leaf guards (2020)
Rear roof replacement (2020)
Back hill garden and stairs (2020)
Structural support posts (2020)
Sewer system update (2022)
Electrical panel replacement (2021)