Quintessential New England Farmhouse from the mid-1800's

This is a quintessential New England farmhouse on land that used to be surrounded by apple orchards. The home is from the mid-1800's. It has been renovated inside but still has the character of a home from almost 200 years-ago. There are 2 bedrooms upstairs with a full bathroom. There also is a "hangout room" on that floor. The first floor has the mudroom, family room, kitchen, dining room, living room/office, small workout room, full bathroom and master bedroom with lots of closet space. The entire street perfectly fits the description of New England homes. This house also has a detached 3-car garage with a living space above with a small kitchen and full bathroom. The landscaping is beautiful with flowers blooming all around the perimeter of the home each spring. There is a large, flat backyard with an adorable wooden shed covered in ivy. A 2-minute walk will bring you to the South Natick center with a picturesque dam (or what we call "the waterfall") along the Charles River. You will also find the stunning brick Bacon Free Library established in 1880. In addition, the Eliot Church which was established as the 1st Meetinghouse in 1651 with adjoining cemetery. Right next door is the Charles River Coffee House where you can get some yummy pastries, coffee and sandwiches. Just down the road is the Natick Community Organic Farm where you can learn how to make maple syrup or buy some farm fresh eggs and flowers. Drive down Route 9 in Natick and within 15 minutes you will find every store/restaurant imaginable. Natick has a well-known mall that you could get lost in. Downtown Natick has an adorable common with a gazebo often used by bands on the weekends during busy farmer's markets. The common is surrounded by locally owned shops each with their own exciting things. If you need to get to Boston Logan airport, we are a 30-minute drive. It really is a can't beat location.