This well proportioned antique, built circa 1785, is known as the Weld House. Respectful renovations were undertaken beginning around 2004, including major mechanical updates, a new Brunarhans custom kitchen with natural Butternut wood cabinets, updated baths, an Oak post & beam sunroom, new exterior cement fiber siding, electrical and heating system renewals with a new Buderus boiler, and many other carefully completed improvements. The layout includes the feature packed kitchen with a six-burner induction stove, granite counters, and an adjacent open style eating area with fireplace. In addition there is a formal dining room, twin parlors, a large sunroom, and two staircases. Upstairs includes four bedrooms, a second floor home office and a full bath. On a level half acre with a paved drive and a four bay detached garage, this home is beautifully situated on the Charlton Common in an area of other antique homes. Walk to all local conveniences and enjoy nearby recreational areas with convenient highway access.
