An exquisite historic treasure, the Thomas Pellet House 5-7-13-15 Lexington Road, ca. 1673, located in the heart of Concord overlooking Monument Square.

 

The property offers 9 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 6 fireplaces within its four independent units, each with private entrances. In-unit laundry in unit 5, 7 and 13. In addition, 3 courtyards and off-street tandem parking for 2 vehicles.

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The impeccably-maintained main home is a 3-story, 4-bedroom features modern cherry cabinets, soapstone countertops, beamed soffits. Formal living and dining rooms with well-preserved period detail including a built-in china cabinet, bookcases, decorative trimmed paneling. Wide-plank pine floors throughout.

 

The northeast addition originally built in the early 1900's, served as a meeting hall for the Daughters of the American Revolution. It now offers two additional units: a large 2-bedroom dwelling (currently vacant as the main home) and a studio - (tenant-occupied). The northwest 2-story, 2-bedroom “dollhouse” offers additional rental income - (also tenant-occupied).

 

This fine historic estate is a rarely available, truly remarkable asset with value-add potential for a sophisticated investor's portfolio or the passive income-oriented owner-occupant.