This historic and inviting Colonial home, built in 1786, is uniquely charming with large, elegant living spaces. Full of sophistication, it is also exceptionally comfortable and livable. Built as a tavern that Thomas Jefferson famously visited, 39 Cornhill is considered one of the best surviving homes of its kind in America with a remarkable amount of original material. This meticulously maintained residence invites you to experience the best of life in Annapolis as it has been enjoyed for centuries. Unwind in the sunny living room with original wide-plank pine floors and custom cabinets. Enjoy an intimate dinner or host large parties in the pleasant dining room space. Gaze out the bright and airy kitchen’s large windows at the private courtyard outside. Oversized custom cabinets, generous storage, plenty of counter space and room for dining are all part of this exceptional kitchen. The laundry room and a powder room are conveniently located off the kitchen. Another kitchen door leads directly to the pleasant outdoor courtyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The home’s elegant front door opens to a wide entrance hall, the elegant living and dining rooms and the original staircase with impressive architectural detail. A large coat closet provides plenty of storage. On the second level, the serene primary bedroom includes exceptionally roomy closets. Three additional bedrooms are comfortable spaces for guests and/or home offices, ensuring flexibility to suit your lifestyle. The attic features a huge storage area and the basement is newly improved. In this historic home, the charm of downtown Annapolis surrounds you and calls you to be part of its rich history and vibrant lifestyle. BONUS-Rented parking and garage just outside the back gate through the deeded access to the alley.