The Lucinda Manning House was built in 1860 and we have owned it since 1976. Being a woodworking teacher and craftsman, I have enjoyed restoring this old home. In the process, my wife and I have built a large timberframe addition, added Count Rumford fireplaces, and laid brick walkways and driveways. The perennial landscaping includes many flower beds, a fruit orchard, vegetable garden, many types berry bushes, grape vines, and apiary.The home is only three minutes walk from the town center. Chelmsford is at the junction of two major highways, I-495 and US-3. Close enough to Boston to enjoy the attractions yet able to live in a small town setting.The Chelmsford School System has always been a major attraction for people thinking of moving here.For a number of years, I have maintained a web site, dedicated to encouraging people to fix up and restore their old homes. A new page has been added pertaining to the sale of the house. If interested in our home, please check out the web site first and then call me at 978-259-5602 for an appointment. The web site is:manninghouse1860.netMuch more information is found on the above web site but here is a quick overview:Exterior:* Built: 1860, enlarged and restored in 1980s, updated over the past 5 years.* Walls: red cedar shingles. Roof: Timberlane Ultra architectural shingles, 40 years to life -2002. * Driveways: 1800 SF of concrete pavers in Boston Colonial Paver style, 2003. Walks: clay brick.Interior:* Floors: restored pine, wide oak and tile.* Kitchen: hand crafted cabinets, maple counters, Saltillo tile floor, fireplace, pantry, dining area.* Amenities: all S. S., Thermador stovetop, oven, Additional property info: http://www.forsalebyowner.com/listing/LGR4O?provider_id=28079
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