134 School Street, Berwick, ME 03901

Join me on a journey back in time through and around this 18th Century Historic Home originally built in 1743. Known to be Berwick's oldest home, The Sullivan Schoolhouse was originally built elsewhere in Berwick and moved by oxen over snow and ice during the winter of 1814 where it is now prominently positioned. At one point the home was used by the well known John Sullivan as a boy's school and is likely where he taught his five boys - who grew up to have a large impact in the Revolutionary War. The main house is a center chimney cape style home with cozy feel, hardwood floors, three bedrooms and a full bathroom. Several years after being moved, an addition was added for the kitchen and office. The private covered patio among the gardens is your outside retreat to enjoy your summer evenings. This residence presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history that has been lovingly cared for and enhanced for contemporary living. Pre-inspected.