20 Pearl St, Mystic, CT 06355

This home is under contract to 1/18/19, but we are still showing the house. Buyer's agents covered. Owner bridge financing available. An iconic home for sale in one of the most beautiful harbor towns in New England. Mystic is located equidistant between Boston and New York City with an Amtrak station and easy access to Interstate 95. The house is located in the heart of the Mystic Historic District and within steps to the waterfront, Main street, famous drawbridge, restaurants and harbor. Mystic is a popular destination with the Mystic Aquarium, world famous Mystic Seaport Museum, shopping and many restaurants, some of which have been called "the best in Connecticut" by Connecticut Magazine . Forbes Magazine, Architectural Digest along with other national magazines have included Mystic in their short lists for "the prettiest towns" in the U.S. 20 Pearl St. was built in 1844 by Parkinson Hadley, a cabinet maker, and is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, as are many of the houses in the Mystic Historic District. For many years, the house was used by St. Marks Episcopal Church as the rectory and the house was completely renovated in 2013. The house is on three levels with a basement, detached 300 square foot garage and ample off street parking. Including the finished attic rooms, the house has 2208 square feet of living space. In addtion, the 300 sq. ft. garage could easily be converted to a studio or extra bedroom. The ground floor is an open plan with a living room, new kitchen with a kitchen island, laundry with new washer and dryer and a sun room with a skylight. There is a half bathroom off of the mud room. The sun room looks out onto a very private, bricked terrace and garden. The second floor consists of three bedrooms, a guest bathroom with shower and a master bathroom with a tub. There is a limited view of the Mystic River and harbor from the master bedroom windows. The finished two room attic (440 sq. ft.) was used by our tenants as a fourth bedroom. The lot is relatively small and requires very little maintenance. The large, open yard next door is a non buildable lot. We live, not far away, in the Historic District and this house was a rental and investment property for us, renting for $2700 a month. Taxes are $6700/year. Houses in the "District" rarely come up for sale and this is an opportunity to own a house which would make an ideal home, vacation home or rental investment. Contact: Charles Perini (860) 245 5715 cwperini@gmail.com