On a 0.3 acre corner lot in Charlestown, New Hampshire, sunlight catches clapboard walls and a metal roof while summer evenings settle across a wood deck, open porch, and room to gather by the above-ground pool. This is classic Upper Valley living with space to breathe, plant a garden, and make the place feel like home from the first walk-through. Step inside this c.1850 conventional home and feel the warm texture of pine and soft wood floors underfoot, with a layout that flows across 1,579 square feet of living area. Three bedrooms, one full bath, and one three-quarter bath give the house flexibility, with six rooms and a 1.75-story silhouette that keeps the rooms intimate yet open to light through the day. Oil-fired forced hot air keeps New Hampshire seasons manageable, and an unfinished basement of roughly 616 square feet adds storage and project space for the buyer who likes options instead of wasted corners. Outside, the property works as hard as the house. Framed garage space and residential paving handle vehicles. Behind the garage, the barn attached to the house holds a workshop area and a loft, and a large custom-built shed with a natural brown finish was built to store a subcompact tractor and yard tools, with a small loft for more storage. The shed conveys with the property. The enclosed porch softens muddy boots and wet coats, while the open porch invites morning coffee and late conversation as the air cools and the lot stays calm after dark. Public water and sewer serve the home, and Patch Park sits on the Connecticut River. The entire exterior is being freshly painted blue, so curb appeal feels new from day one. Condition is honest and workable for someone ready to continue thoughtful updates rather than start from a blank lot, with character already in place and room to refine what matters most to you. Come walk the rooms, stand on the deck, and watch the blue clapboard catch the light. Schedule your showing and see 89 West St, Charlestown, NH 03603.