60 Main St, Exeter, NH 03833

A remarkable 1845 Greek Revival, built by Exeter native Alfred Conner, whose notable works include Boston’s Old South Church and Abbot Hall at Phillips Exeter Academy. This exceptional residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of New England history while enjoying modern comforts. A detached carriage house with one-car garage offers possibilities for guest accommodations or rental income. Ideally located just blocks from downtown Exeter, Phillips Exeter Academy, local schools, the train station, and major commuter routes. Meticulously maintained and thoughtfully updated, the home retains its original floors, windows, fireplaces, and architectural details, enhanced by refinished hardwood floors, custom low-E storm windows, spray-foam attic insulation, and central air conditioning on the upper floors. The first floor features elegant formal and informal living spaces, including a grand living room with intricate moldings, ceiling medallion, crystal chandelier, marble fireplace, and original sliding shutters. The dining room offers a fireplace, pantry, and Italian chandelier. Two additional living rooms with pocket doors and an updated half bath provide flexible gathering spaces. The custom kitchen is filled with natural light and showcases white oak floors, radiant heat, and a striking copper range hood. The second floor includes a spacious primary suite with fireplace, walk-in closet, and luxurious bath featuring an original clawfoot tub, marble shower, and radiant heat. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and laundry room are accessed by both the grand curved staircase and rear staircase. The third floor offers an additional bedroom, full bath, generous closets, and abundant storage. A large, dry basement provides space for a gym, wine cellar, workshop, or storage. Outside, the fully fenced yard is framed by mature trees, established perennials, and a beautifully restored sunburst fence. The covered porch is the perfect place to relax on summer evenings.