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1895 Colonial Revival – New Bedford, MA

8/3/19 19 Comments
Posted on OHD: 8/3/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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689 County St, New Bedford, MA 02740

Georgian Revival custom built by renowned builder and architect Nathan Smith, considered one of the most prominent houses in New Bedford. Handsome foyer with window seat and grand staircase w handmade balusters and rails. Stained glass windows allow the sunlight to shine on the beautiful 9 foot crystal chandelier at center of staircase. Master craftsmanship of woodwork and detail are abundant throughout. Colonial and dentil moldings. Solarium oval three-quarter wall mahogany dining room with built in china cabinets and fireplace also has a marble fountain. Library with leaded glass window built in book shelves, and pocket doors. Beautiful hardwood floors vary between maple, oak and fir with accents of mahogany. There are 8 fireplaces 2 full baths and 2 half baths and 8 bedrooms which include 3 in the maids quarters on the third level. Full basement w wine cellar. Two story carriage house/ garage with lots of possibilities. House needs some work but well worth the cost and effort
8 Bed ∙ 2 full, 2 half Bath ∙ 5,316 Sq Ft ∙ 0.35 Ac.
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