A piece of Duxbury history is now for sale - the former Odd Fellows hall at 535 Washington Street. The six-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath property boasts an impressive 8,560 square feet of living space and offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern luxury.
Built in 1896 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the building was once a hub for community events, featuring plays, late-night balls, and silent movies. The largest gathering hall in Duxbury at the time, it hosted countless social gatherings and meetings.
Today, the property has been lovingly restored to maintain its historic character while also providing ample space for modern living. Upon entering the home, visitors are greeted by a spacious great room with stunning curved tin ceilings that stretch 15 feet high. The room features a gas-burning fireplace, several windows, and leads directly out onto the deck.
The deck itself is a standout feature of the property, offering breathtaking views of Duxbury Bay and the beach. A perfect spot to relax or entertain guests, it's hard not to be charmed by the enchanting atmosphere that pervades this room.
Additional features of the home include a kitchen with stainless steel SubZero appliances, two bedrooms on the first floor, and three bedrooms on the third floor, including a primary bedroom suite with an overwater view. The property also boasts a full bathroom, a guest apartment, and plenty of storage space throughout.
The property is now listed for $3.1 million, according to Megan Johnson of Mackinnon and Co. at Compass, who has the listing.
Built in 1896 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, the building was once a hub for community events, featuring plays, late-night balls, and silent movies. The largest gathering hall in Duxbury at the time, it hosted countless social gatherings and meetings.
Today, the property has been lovingly restored to maintain its historic character while also providing ample space for modern living. Upon entering the home, visitors are greeted by a spacious great room with stunning curved tin ceilings that stretch 15 feet high. The room features a gas-burning fireplace, several windows, and leads directly out onto the deck.
The deck itself is a standout feature of the property, offering breathtaking views of Duxbury Bay and the beach. A perfect spot to relax or entertain guests, it's hard not to be charmed by the enchanting atmosphere that pervades this room.
Additional features of the home include a kitchen with stainless steel SubZero appliances, two bedrooms on the first floor, and three bedrooms on the third floor, including a primary bedroom suite with an overwater view. The property also boasts a full bathroom, a guest apartment, and plenty of storage space throughout.
The property is now listed for $3.1 million, according to Megan Johnson of Mackinnon and Co. at Compass, who has the listing.
! The history alone makes it worth buying - can imagine all those crazy parties back in 1896 
. But for me, what really draws me in is that deck, dude... can you even imagine sipping coffee or watching the sunset over Duxbury Bay from it? 
! I mean, can you even imagine having a home with like, so much history? 
it's like living in a museum or something! 
breathtaking views of Duxbury Bay and the beach? That's like my ultimate dream spot to relax or host parties 
. Who needs all that space when you can just imagine having friends over for dinner parties or game nights 
? But seriously, if I ever had the cash (lol no 
), this place would be my ultimate dream home 
3.1 million is steep but i guess it's worth it for the history, charm & views of duxbury bay 
And now, this stunning piece of Duxbury history is up for sale for $3.1 million - talk about a unique investment opportunity 
. The views of Duxbury Bay from the deck? 
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i mean its cool that they restored it to keep the historic vibe but at the same time it looks super modern too 
the deck views of duxbury bay are giving me life 
and the deck views of Duxbury Bay are goals