Built the year Rockland became a City (formerly known as Thomaston), this home has solid bones, with hand hewn beams and beautiful architectural details. The tarred driveway can easily park 4 plus vehicles. The home as a covered front porch, large side deck which can be accessed from the dining room and it overlooks the quaint lawn and surrounded by mature vegetation for privacy and is completely fenced in on all sides. The front of the house has a white picket fence, while the backside and driveway have a privacy fence. There is a full basement where the washer and dryer are located and can be accessed from kitchen or from the outside of the home. An attached shed is also included and exits to the driveway, and also exit to the back lawn. The eat-in kitchen is very large with ample countertops and cabinets, and a half bath is accessed from this room. Additionally, you can use the back stairwell to access the master bedroom above. The formal dining room has a built-in china cabinet and oak hardwood flooring. The extra-large living room has oak throughout such as the flooring, stairwell, and fireplace. The landing of the stairwell includes a very long window with a stained-glass transom at the top. The upstairs of the home includes 4 bedrooms and a phenomenal bathroom with a 2-person shower and separate jetted bathtub. The home has a metal roof and the siding is vinyl. The home is heated with a newer Viesman propane boiler and cast-iron radiators throughout. Current taxes are $4400. The home is in town but not down town, and is walking distance to many attractions such as the ocean, museums, playground, grocery store, and high school. The home is approximately 3 hours to Boston.