*accepting back up offers. Location, location, location! Walk to Dogfish Head from this successful airbnb (on a double lot) with rental history and "super host" status. Located at 105 (and lot 107) Atlantic St. Average income 4K month. This historic home is known as The Lank House, is on the Registry of Historic Places, c. 1876. Use as 2 units with keyless entry OR one beautiful house. Live on the 1st or 2nd floor and rent out the other to pay your mortgage but shows beautifully as ONE home. No HOA fee! The town has suggested that the double lot will accommodate a detached garage with living space above. Currently has a large, clean, dry, shed with a shingled roof. Flagstone firepit area surrounded by large birch trees offers a buffer of privacy. UPGRADES: New roof 2023. Modern basement was created in 2002 during major renovation. Large private fenced deck on the north side of the house is totally enclosed for a pet and the perimeter of the lot is also fenced with a shorter picket fence. 1st Floor Master Bedroom has new carpet and full bath with double sinks, a step-out shower and chair-height toilet. *Dining room is currently being used as a bedroom for airbnb. As you head up (and down) the stairs to the 2nd floor please watch your head!! Attic is spacious, has 150 yr old hardwood floors and is considered a 3rd floor due to insulation, ceiling height and electricity. The "green room" on the 2nd floor is great for slumber parties but could be a lovely 2nd master bedroom with the high ceilings, huge walk-in closet, mini-kitchen, original "pumpkin pine" floors & natural light. It's just beautiful. The bed shown is a king. The 2 other bedrooms upstairs were built during the major reno in 2002 so they also have modern HVAC (along with the 1st floor master bedroom and bath). If you get excited by charm, history and legacy, this is it! Message from the owner/agent: Similar age homes of varying conditions built in Milton from 1700-1930 were used as comps to price this property. The price per square foot (when listed) ranged from 204 to almost 400 per sq foot and we decided on a modest 218 per sq foot. In light of the double lot being fenced and located on a corner, new insulation, new roof and rare modern basement (and being listed as a national historic place) we are concerned we may have underpriced it but are looking for a clean offer.