Step into history and unlock future potential with this Georgian-style cottage. Known as the "Tucker House", It once belonged to John A. Tucker, a founding member of Truro's very first Town Council. As one of the town's surviving homes, this is far more than a property-it's a rare opportunity to own a true piece of Truro's heritage while positioning yourself for growth and success. The home brims with character. At the same time, featuring three brand-new heat pumps, a spray-foam insulated basement, and roofing shingles replaced just last year. What truly sets this property apart is its zoning within the urban corridor. The possibilities are virtually endless-it could continue as a warm and historic single-family dwelling, be reimagined as a boutique restaurant filled with charm and character, or serve as the foundation for a new real estate development on a large in-town lot with ample room for parking and close proximity to every amenity. History, comfort, and opportunity rarely come together so seamlessly. Immediate possession is available, making this your chance to step into the past while shaping the future in the heart of Truro. (id:51532)
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| Building |
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| Level | Rooms | Dimensions |
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| Second level | Bedroom | 16.10 X 8.10 |
| Primary Bedroom | 31.6 X 17.10 + 6.5 X 5.4 | |
| Bath (# pieces 1-6) | 7.9 X 8.10 | |
| Main level | Living room | 17.10 X 13.1 |
| Family room | 15.3 X | |
| Dining room | 12.4 X 13.10 + 6 X 5.1 | |
| Mud room | 14.1 X 6.6 | |
| Porch | 7 X 6.5 | |
| Kitchen | 18.5 X 9.1 | |
| Foyer | 4.6 X 6.9 |
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| Level | Garage | Detached Garage | |||
| Gravel | Stove | Wall unit | |||
| Heat Pump | |||||
