Marshfield Homes with Antique Style

Welcome to Marshfield, Massachusetts, a charming coastal town nestled in Plymouth County, where the rich history and picturesque landscapes come together to create a unique living experience. Known for its stunning beaches, serene parks, and vibrant community, Marshfield offers a delightful blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences, making it an ideal place to call home.

One of the most enchanting features of Marshfield is its collection of antique-style homes that reflect the town's storied past. These homes, often adorned with classic architectural details, such as intricate woodwork, cozy fireplaces, and inviting porches, exude a timeless elegance that captivates both residents and visitors alike. Living in one of these historic residences provides a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the character and warmth that only a home with history can offer.

As you stroll through the tree-lined streets of Marshfield, you'll find a variety of antique homes that showcase the craftsmanship of yesteryear. Each property tells a story, with many dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries, offering a glimpse into the town's rich heritage. The community takes pride in preserving these architectural treasures, ensuring that the charm of Marshfield remains intact for generations to come.

In addition to its beautiful homes, Marshfield boasts an array of local amenities, including boutique shops, delightful restaurants, and recreational activities, all within a short distance. Whether you're enjoying a day at the beach, exploring the scenic nature trails, or participating in community events, Marshfield offers a lifestyle that celebrates both history and modern living. Come discover the magic of Marshfield, where antique charm meets coastal beauty!

Newest Marshfield Homes with Antique Style

$440,000

4 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 73570284 MLS

An exceptional opportunity to own .68 acres on historic Main Street. Whether you're envisioning a custom new home or exploring what's possible, this is a rare chance to own a sizeable parcel in one of the South Shore's most desirable coastal communities. While the value is primarily in the land, the property carries a fascinating history. This home was certified with the historical society as being built by Ephram Randall in 1785. The house was moved from it’s original location to post with the house information which had the barn sitting on the Pembroke /Marshfield line. The home and barn were moved to the current location. The barn roofs were damaged in the move which led to the barn being knocked down. Interesting information to anyone who is considering restoration of the home. The home has 3 fireplaces on the first floor and one on the second floor. Enjoy an outstanding location minutes from Rexhame Beach, Brant Rock Beach, Green Harbor Marina, local restaurants, shops, golf courses, conservation trails, and highly regarded schools, with convenient access to Route 3. A truly unique opportunity to build your vision while owning a piece of Marshfield's rich history.

425 Main St, Marshfield

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Derek Darosa from Listing Office: Milestone Realty, Inc..

$799,000

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 73573437 MLS

Some homes have an address, others have a name, a history, and a story worth telling. Welcome to “Plum Nearly,” named many years ago when a young girl visited and declared it was “plum nearly perfect.” Nearly three centuries later, the name still seems fitting. Tucked away on 3.3 secluded acres off Whitford Circle, in one of the area’s most desirable neighborhoods, this remarkable property feels like a world of its own. Built in 1750 and thoughtfully expanded over the generations, the home sits beneath the graceful canopy of a majestic 300-year-old American Elm, with Pickle Pond along the property and a horse barn completing this quintessential New England setting. Inside, beautifully refinished fir floors, four fireplaces, and rooms filled with character tell the story of the original home. Yet “Plum Nearly” has evolved beautifully for modern living. A 1950s kitchen addition features slate countertops and a butler’s pantry with laundry, while the 1970s addition created a spacious first-floor primary suite with ensuite bath, soaking tub and its own three-season screened porch which is a peaceful retreat overlooking the grounds.The main level also offers a dining room, parlor, living room, office and second full bath, creating exceptional one-level living. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms, another fireplace and the charmingly named “closet toilet” half bath preserve a wonderful piece of the home’s history.And while the soul of the house may be centuries old, many of its important updates are not. Andersen windows were installed within the past two years, the furnace and central air are approximately 14 years old, mini-splits serve the additions, and the house and barn roofs are approximately 15 years old. The root cellar housing the furnace and oil tank has remained dry, and a newer shed, fully fenced yard and existing well with potential for irrigation add practicality to the property. Private yet part of a fabulous neighborhood, historic yet wonderfully livable, with acreage, a horse barn, pond and a setting that simply cannot be recreated! Perhaps that little girl had it right all those years ago. “Plum Nearly” is, indeed, plum nearly perfect.

128 Whitford Cir, Marshfield

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Cody Rohland from Listing Office: The Firm.

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