Welcome to Hael Western circa 1890, formerly a part of Heath Daffodil Farm. Situated on a lush 8.6 acres, this well maintained colonial home exudes charm & history. Located less than a mile from Gloucester’s Historic Downtown Main Street & Ware House Landing you’ll enjoy a lifestyle of convenience, coastal living, & privacy all in one. While holding its traditional character with accents such as crown molding, coffered ceiling, hardwood floors, & a custom mahogany front door, the home also features modern updates like dual zoned HVAC, tankless propane water heater, insulated windows, & more. The grounds will feature a natural spring, old English boxwoods & bulbs, with access to the marsh that leads into the Ware River. The old smokehouse gives you extra storage along with the detached workshop great for woodworking. The 3 bedroom home has additional spaces for crafting, sleeping, a study, or other purposes you may desire. This property is truly one of a kind, and a rare opportunity.
Hael Western circa 1890, beautifully sited on 8.6 acres of lush lawn & mature landscape, once a part of the Heath Daffodil Farm, it's adorned by over 1400 vibrant bulbs and a natural spring. Extending from Ware House Road to the Ware River within a mile of Gloucester's historic downtown and Ware River's public boat landing, the location of this special property is perfect. Meticulously maintained by this loving family for nearly 50 years with unique appointments adding to its comfortable, southern charm. This vintage colonial gem has been modernized with dual zoned HVAC, propane tankless water heater, Andersen insulated windows, gorgeous updated Kitchen with coffered ceiling, marble countertops and solid oak flooring while still boasting touches to include a custom cherry wet bar, custom-built mahogany front door, wainscoting, crown & dental mouldings & a quaint smokehouse. For the woodworker or artist, the detached workshop & garage will inspire creativity with a multitude of possible uses. This is an exceptionally rare find!
REINMLS #10486031
May 9, 2023
Listed
$675,000
$201/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,548 (+14.6%)
$65,150 + $543,510
$608,660
2025
$3,096 (+5.3%)
$58,060 + $446,190
$504,250
2024
$2,940 (+33.4%)
$58,060 + $446,190
$504,250
2023
$2,205 (+23.8%)
$58,060 + $320,070
$378,130
2022
$1,781 (+4.3%)
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2021
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2020
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2019
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2018
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2017
$1,707 (−4.9%)
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2016
$1,794 (+11.4%)
$50,380 + $207,750
$258,130
2014
$1,611
$53,000 + $194,900
$247,900
Tax history for 7175 Ware House Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$3,548 (+14.6%)
$65,150 + $543,510
$608,660
2025
$3,096 (+5.3%)
$58,060 + $446,190
$504,250
2024
$2,940 (+33.4%)
$58,060 + $446,190
$504,250
2023
$2,205 (+23.8%)
$58,060 + $320,070
$378,130
2022
$1,781 (+4.3%)
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2021
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2020
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2019
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2018
$1,707
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2017
$1,707 (−4.9%)
$44,080 + $201,520
$245,600
2016
$1,794 (+11.4%)
$50,380 + $207,750
$258,130
2014
$1,611
$53,000 + $194,900
$247,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
3.5
Stories
2.5
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
2.73 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
2,977
Year built
1890
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Gloucester County
APN
32-264A
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 18, 2026.
SC-1
Residential Suburban Countryside District
The intent of the SC-1 district is to allow medium density residential development. The SC-1 district is intended for limited areas suitable for such development by virtue of their non-prime, non-erodible soils and their suitability for conventional septic systems. In many cases, these areas are already largely committed to medium and low density residential subdivisions. Cluster development is encouraged in order to protect environmental and scenic resources.