This beautiful antique farmhouse maintains its' charm, yet the home has been remodeled for easy and comfortable living. One homeowner is a general contractor while the other is an interior designer which is evident as soon as you step into the home. The kitchen was opened up to expand the footprint and new cabinets, countertops, appliances and lighting were added. The sunken family room is stunning and bright, with lots of natural sunlight from 6 large windows. With a fireplace for cozy living, this is the area where you'll spend most of your time. What was once a formal living room is now an office but add a barn door, and you've got your 3rd bedroom with a closet. The stairway and upstairs hallway were rebuilt from it's original design. The 1st floor powder room has been updated and was plumbed for a shower, if needed. The lot is large with a new fence for privacy. Lots of plantings and a back deck and patio that are lovely. We'll see you soon!
Single-familyProperty Type
1920Year Built
$469Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
5 spacesParking
Listed by Julie White• William Raveis R.E. & Home Services
This charming antique farmhouse is a thoughtful blend of the old and new. The original portion of the home boasts a rich history and antique charm while the newer family room addition (1993) with a vaulted ceiling, skylights, fireplace, and french doors was architected nicely to blend with the overall antique feel. The large foyer welcomes you into the home from the covered porch and connects the old and new sections of the house. The sun-filled, eat-in kitchen with recessed lighting opens up to an adjacent room, currently used as a home office but could easily be set up as a dining room. After a nice meal, the front living room is a perfect place to kick back and unwind from the day. Upstairs, you'll find the two bedrooms, a roomy hallway closet, and a full bath with skylight and a large linen closet. The first-floor half bath is plumbed for a tub/shower. Recent upgrades include new windows (2018) and oil furnace (5 years old). Close to the commuter rail, shopping, and restaurants.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,254 (+10.1%)
$199,700 + $279,200
$478,900
2023
$5,682 (+22.8%)
$190,200 + $255,400
$445,600
2021
$4,628 (+6.8%)
$167,900 + $188,100
$356,000
2020
$4,335 (+3.6%)
$155,900 + $128,000
$283,900
2019
$4,184 (+17.9%)
$152,900 + $116,500
$269,400
2018
$3,549 (+3.2%)
$147,100 + $77,100
$224,200
2017
$3,439 (−2.7%)
$140,100 + $75,100
$215,200
2016
$3,535 (+4.6%)
$140,100 + $73,500
$213,600
2015
$3,381 (+2.9%)
$140,100 + $72,300
$212,400
2014
$3,287 (−13.4%)
$140,100 + $72,400
$212,500
2013
$3,796 (+6.4%)
$168,400 + $96,700
$265,100
2012
$3,566 (+5.2%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2011
$3,389 (+1.0%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2010
$3,356 (+4.8%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2009
$3,202
$193,500 + $105,500
$299,000
Tax history for 339 State St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$6,254 (+10.1%)
$199,700 + $279,200
$478,900
2023
$5,682 (+22.8%)
$190,200 + $255,400
$445,600
2021
$4,628 (+6.8%)
$167,900 + $188,100
$356,000
2020
$4,335 (+3.6%)
$155,900 + $128,000
$283,900
2019
$4,184 (+17.9%)
$152,900 + $116,500
$269,400
2018
$3,549 (+3.2%)
$147,100 + $77,100
$224,200
2017
$3,439 (−2.7%)
$140,100 + $75,100
$215,200
2016
$3,535 (+4.6%)
$140,100 + $73,500
$213,600
2015
$3,381 (+2.9%)
$140,100 + $72,300
$212,400
2014
$3,287 (−13.4%)
$140,100 + $72,400
$212,500
2013
$3,796 (+6.4%)
$168,400 + $96,700
$265,100
2012
$3,566 (+5.2%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2011
$3,389 (+1.0%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2010
$3,356 (+4.8%)
$183,400 + $96,700
$280,100
2009
$3,202
$193,500 + $105,500
$299,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.