This antique post-and-beam home is full of character, featuring wide pine floors, exposed beams, and brick throughout. It is warm and inviting, with details that reflect its historic roots. The first floor includes a living room, a kitchen with lovely natural light, and a separate dining room. There is also a flexible space with its own entrance, perfect for a guest room or home office. On the second floor, you will find the primary suite with its own fireplace and full bath, along with two additional bedrooms and a 2nd full bath. The third floor offers a walk-up attic. In the backyard, there is a private patio overlooking a level, fenced-in yard with perennial plantings and an apple tree. The property was recently confirmed as a two-family, permitted in 1986, per the Gloucester Building Department. Its location, close to downtown Gloucester, beaches, parks, and the commuter train, makes this home a must-see.