33 Main Street

Steeped in over two centuries of New England heritage, "The Parsonage" is a distinguished c. 1813 Federal Colonial that stands as a cornerstone of the iconic Hollis Town Center. After serving as the home for the Cong'l Church's pastors for 130 years, this landmark residence underwent a transformative chapter in the early 1980s under the stewardship of former Massachusetts Governor Endicott “Chub” Peabody, who introduced a major renovation, a solar wing addition, and a refined courtyard with landscaping and garage that seamlessly bridge historic craftsmanship with modern utility. Inside, the home’s storied past is etched into every detail: original wide-plank floors, period fireplaces, handcrafted millwork, and rugged exposed beams. The floor plan offers a graceful flow between formal and casual spaces, including a warm country kitchen, a sun-drenched solarium, and a screened porch perfect for quiet relaxation. With multiple inviting bedrooms and versatile bonus rooms, the layout provides plenty of space for contemporary life without sacrificing its architectural soul. The exterior is equally captivating, framed by a classic picket fence and mature trees. Granite stones and brick pathways lead through perennial gardens to a private courtyard and a lush back lawn. it's a picturesque setting that feels worlds away yet sits in the heart of the village. Living here means embracing the rural charm of Hollis, from the nearby agricultural lands and local farm stands to vibrant town festivals, all while maintaining easy access to Nashua amenities and major highways. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history that has been lovingly preserved for the next century. Note: Property is located within the Hollis Historic District and is subject to HDC rules and regulations.