Historic 1678 Estate in Massachusetts Offers Authentic Glimpse into Early New England Life
A historic First Period estate, known as the William Haskell House, is for sale in Gloucester, Massachusetts, offering a rare opportunity to own one of the oldest surviving homes in the United States. Built in 1678, the estate includes a meticulously preserved four-bedroom house, an antique barn, and a 1920s ell on a 2.4-acre parcel. The property has been updated with modern amenities such as new wiring, plumbing, and geothermal heating, while maintaining its historical charm with features like wide-plank floors, wood ceilings, and exposed beams. The estate is listed for $1.25 million and has been used as both a summer home and a rental property. 
