On a peaceful, quiet and sun drenched 1.24 acres, fronted with a quintessential New England fieldstone wall, sits this historic farmhouse built in 1870, a 1950s barn with loft, and a free-standing garage/studio built in 2002. Rich with history, and also a 2002 addition, the farmhouse has three bedrooms, two full baths and one-half bath. The open kitchen, with a brick fireplace, has two sets of double doors that open to both a newly rebuilt deck and a wrap-around covered porch which shares its railing with wisteria. The first floor also holds a large living /dining area and a separate study. The back of the expansive property faces east and the opportunities for gardens are endless. The second floor has three rooms and two bathrooms, and the third floor, while it is not heated, is finished and could eventually be a bedroom, studio, or office. Just a mile from the galleries, shops and gourmet food at Tiverton Four Corners, the highly coveted Puncatest Road address, often referred to as Neck Road, is on the peninsula between Nonquit Pond and the Sakonnet River.
The exterior of the farmhouse undoubtedly needs some immediate work. The Seller has never occupied the house; this is an estate sale and being sold as-is.