27 Union St, Fairhaven, MA 02719

Built in 1850, this example of Greek Revival architecture has had a interesting and noteworthy past. Once the home of Dr. George Atwood, former president of the Fairhaven Library Association and town doctor, it first occupied the land where the current Town Hall is situated, later moved by the Rogers family to its current location, it is an excellent example of mid-19th century architecture. many carefully-executed renovations and additions such as the kitchen wing with cupola, energy efficient improvements and modern conveniences such as second-floor laundry room and 3 full bathrooms. The corner lot offers the onlooker excellent views of its decorative elements and stately presence. The first floor offers a parlor and a half, a keeping room, a large dining room and a first floor bedroom with ensuite. The second floor features 3 more bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, upper sitting room and laundry room. An unfinished 3rd floor offers the new owner an opportunity for expansion.