An antique home, updated for modern life: with a renovated kitchen in the heart of the home, a spacious deck begging for a barbecue, and a flexible third bedroom on the first floor, 395 Pond boasts the kind of charm that comes from centuries of experience, with thoughtful upgrades for this one. Built in 1843 and lovingly maintained, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 1,676 square feet of character-rich living, just a short walk to shops, restaurants, and the commuter rail—an easy trade for anyone tired of the Boston commute grind. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated for the way people actually cook and gather today, and the dining room is bright, sunny, and ready for years of dinner parties. Main-floor laundry means no more hauling baskets up and down basement stairs. Step outside to a fully fenced yard: ideal for pets, play, or simply your own private retreat. The extra large deck is made for autumn entertaining. No garage here, but the driveway fits up to six cars, so parking is never the issue. Downstairs, the basement offers ample storage and was professionally waterproofed in 2024, giving peace of mind that's rare in a home this old. 395 Pond Street is a rare find: a home with real history, real updates, and a real answer to modern buyers' biggest worries about owning an antique property.