Step back in time and into a piece of New Hampshire history with the iconic 1913 Boscawen Library. Designed by renowned Boston architect Guy Lowell in the timeless Colonial Revival style, this striking building offers endless potential in a mixed-use zone—perfect for residential, business, or creative redevelopment. From the moment you approach, you’re welcomed by stately granite steps leading to a grand semicircular pillared portico, setting the tone for what lies beyond. Inside, the main library hall is a showstopper, featuring an expansive open layout and a soaring arched ceiling that captures both natural light and imagination. Adjacent to the main hall is a versatile room with the original vault—ideal for storage or a unique office space—plus an additional room on the opposite side, offering flexibility for your vision. The basement features tall ceilings and a wide-open layout, providing a blank canvas for further development, studio space, or expansion. This historic gem is ready for its next chapter—whether that’s a distinctive home, gallery, office, or boutique business. Bring your vision and be part of preserving and reimagining this one-of-a-kind property.