Sited on a 1.5 acre Historic Triangle This charming antique cape is nestled in the corner of the triangle bounded by Francestown Turnpike and Beech Hill. This means the open and flat land creates enough grassy area to pasture a horse or just enjoy the view. Across the road, with views from the front of the house, is another pastoral view. There is a fenced-in door yard, ideal for pets or small children to play. The original cape was built in 1783 and the kitchen and dining room area was added about 100 years ago. The house is sunny and cheerful throughout with hardwood floors on the first floor plus tile on the kitchen and bathroom floors. There is a one car garage with a mud room entry to the country kitchen. A cozy woodstove is snuggled into a brick hearth. The kitchen opens to a dining room, which has 2 windows on each side of the room. Two windows have paneled wood shutters, and the other side of the room has Roman shades. There is also a built-in china cabinet. The living room has 4 windows, creating a warm inviting place to relax or entertain. This home has a first floor master bedroom, which is next to the full bathroom with ceramic tile on the walls and floor. There is also a laundry room on the first floor. The second floor has three more bedrooms, each with their own character of interesting nook and crannies. This home has lots of charm for little money plus the popular Souhegan School District.