130 East Main Street

The historic Ben Merrill homestead, built in 1735, has been transformed into a versatile commercial property offering multiple office spaces. The building boasts several appealing features, including wide plank wood floors and multiple fireplaces that add to its charm and character. On the first floor, there are two large front spaces facing the street, which could serve as prime office areas or reception areas for businesses. Towards the back of the building, there is a separate office space, and the old keeping room has been repurposed as a waiting room or an additional work area, providing flexibility for various business needs. Heading upstairs, there is even more space available, making it an ideal opportunity for businesses seeking additional room to expand or create distinct working areas. The location of the homestead is quite advantageous, situated on Route 1, close to shopping centers, banking facilities, restaurants, and other town services, making it convenient for clients, customers, and employees alike. Furthermore, the property is set on a generous .6-acre parcel with well-maintained landscaping, which enhances the overall appeal and offers a pleasant atmosphere. Additionally, the ample parking lot ensures easy access for clients and staff, with its convenient proximity to Interstate 95, making it easily accessible for those traveling from other areas. This historic homestead turned commercial space is an excellent opportunity for businesses looking for an attractive and functional location with a touch of history and modern amenities. Looking for a special project in an iconic historic building in town, this is it.