Exquisite circa 1800 home on beautiful Chestnut Street! Perfect for a single-family home buyer, happy to defray costs with a rental unit or for multi-generational living. Units can easily be combined. Masterfully restored over three years, with all new systems, plumbing, and electrical, while retaining its antique charm. Windows were carefully restored or custom-made to precise historic standards with traditional wavy glass for authenticity. Lovely woodwork showcases Georgian, Federal, and Colonial Revival styles. The main unit has three to four bedrooms, and two and a half baths, plus the sunniest office overlooking Chestnut Street. The lower unit has two bedrooms and two and a half baths. The beautiful brick and cobblestone patio is accessible by both units as you see fit; and flexes as off-street parking during the winter. Once home to Nathaniel Hawthorne who published the “Scarlet Letter” shortly after leaving. Ideally located on the corner of romantic Botts Court and elegant Chestnut Street, minutes from the train station, restaurants, the PEM and waterfront.