Offered for the first time outside of the founding family in over six generations, this historic Alstead home presents a truly rare opportunity to own a piece of local history. Rich with stories dating back to the late 1800's the property served many roles throughout the years-including housing the town's police station, Alstead Telephone Exchange, a coffin maker's workshop and local gathering place! Homes with this kind of provenance simply don't come along often. Set on a private .75 acre lot, the property offers 1800+ square feet of living space with three bedrooms, one full bath and a flexible floor plan ready for your vision. While the home is in need of updating, many of its original features and timeless character remain, providing the perfect canvas for restoration, renovation or simply preserving its historic charm while adding modern comforts. One of the property's standout features is the beautifully secluded backyard, offering an unexpectedly peaceful retreat with room for gardens, entertaining or simply enjoying the quiet surroundings. The three-season porch creates the perfect spot to relax while overlooking the backyard and the mudroom/laundry area with wood stove hookup adds practical everyday functionality. Outside, the impressive antique barns is bursting with potential. Whether you're dreaming of a workshop, studio, hobby space, antique storage or simply preserving an iconic piece of Alstead's history, the possibilities are endless. The home is served by 100-amp electric service, offers first -floor living flexibility with a bedroom and den or office space, and includes washer and dryer hookup, electric range and public village conveniences while still enjoying privacy. If you've been searching of a home with soul, history and the opportunity to make it your own, this one is unlike anything else on the market. Bring your imagination and become the next chapter in a property that has remained in one family's care for generations.

Appliances : Electric Range | Refrigerator
Flooring: Carpet | Vinyl | Wood
Heating: Forced Air