The Thomas Starbuck House was built in 1761 at the original town of Sherburne and moved to 11 Milk Street in 1790. This classic Quaker style home has been restored to its historic elegance with antique features carefully preserved and recorded by the Nantucket Preservation Trust. Wide board floors, working fireplaces, spacious, modern, eat in kitchen. Dining room"...with one of the finest examples of early American fireplaces in New England." Borning room and front parlor each with working fireplaces. Three bedrooms on the second floor all with private baths. Portions of the home subject to an Historic Preservation Restriction.
Floor Plans
Large entry hall with L-shaped stairway. Front parlor with exquisite paneling surrounding the working fireplace. Large dining room with fireplace. Blanket/gun closet next to fireplace. Current den was the borning room and features third working fireplace, powder room and door to large, private patio. Large eat-in kitchen with center island and table for six in front of large, South facing window. Rear staircase leading to owners' bedroom. Two pantries, laundry room, stall shower. Door leading to the patio.
- Total Rooms 8
- Total Beds 3
- Full Baths 3
- Half Baths 1
- Lot Size 0.1 acres
- Year Built 1761
- Year Renovated 1991
- Zoning ROH
Location
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