Lorraine Kuney of The Todaro Team has a sale pending on this eleven room farmhouse built between 1725 and 1750. Maplewood Farm was the Joseph Willard Daniels Home in Millis, Ma. Additions were added to this home in 1825. This home was erected with post and beam construction.
Lorraine found an enthusiastic buyer with a great appreciation for the quality construction that exists in this home. This buyer intends to restore this beautiful historical home. The property was a working farm for hundreds of years, and there is a huge barn for animals.
This barn was constructed in the mid 1800's and has several stables, a bullpen and an underground tunnel for animals.
This property was listed at $319,900 and is expected to close at the end of March.
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Barbara, congratulations to Lorraine and your Team. Move that to St. Augustine and I will buy it.
Congrats to all. Looks like a great place to call home. Where's the snow?
Ted.....if the weather there is in the 70's, forget the house, I'll move there.
Diane....that's an old photo....looks better without the snow!!!
Barbara, your area is so full of history. Congratulations on a great sale. Hope it closes smoothly.
What a great sale, Barbara. It does not look like it was built in the 1700s, wow.
This is a beautiful antique. I'm so happy to hear that the buyer plans to restore the home. Congratulatons.
Kay....thanks for commenting....I'm sure Lorraine has it under control...
Jane....it's truly an oldie....needs alot of restoring.....
Katie.....yes, he'll restore it to its original features.....
My Great Grandparents owned Maplewood Farm from 1925-1953, Kenneth and Elsie Ramsdell. The place is a special place from what I have heard.
Matt....that was Lorraine's listing....I'll forward your comment to her....thank you for commenting.