Video of 19 Federal St | Newburyport, Massachusetts real estate & homes

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www.DoloresPerson.com - This city mansion was built by Newburyport's wealthiest resident, William Bartlet, in 1797 to be close to his fleet of clipper ships. The spectacular French inspired kitchen and adjacent butler's pantry open to Federal style gardens. Appointments include Scalamandre and Zuber fabrics & wall treatments. Period features include a very rare split front staircase, paneled parlor, and molding. All system new- 2003 including 7 zone A/C, radiant and hydro heat, 7 fp's & 2 one car garages on 1/3 acre.
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Комментарии : 45

@hthomas9891 3 года назад

I look at homes for a hobby. All I can say is they know what they are doing with design in Massachusetts! I had never thought of using the third floor so wisely. Beautiful home!

@cindyk4294 Год назад

My goodness, this is a stunning mansion, with great history 🌷

@IverJ Год назад

I love living in an area with so much rich history. This grand house is absolutely beautiful. I really enjoy visiting Newburyport, just a few miles from where I live in Newbury (Byfield)

@whartonbizzo 2 года назад

I love this property.

@carolhurn4649 10 месяцев назад

Beautiful !!! ❤❤❤

@casst346 8 лет назад

what an absolute treasure! thanks so much for the video tour!

@milenafrancomi5035 4 года назад

I love this place

@Bruce99100 11 лет назад

alll that is missing is a first rate collection of American paintings and antiques...a real gem...

@miguelamaya6246 2 года назад

Awesome kitchen...

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Special 🙏🕊️🌍

@MrInzeo 7 лет назад

I have seen many homes but this one probably top ten best. Thank you for sharing.

@josiespringfield4808 5 лет назад

I have been looking at so many homes it is unreal I need one for me and my kids to become stabilized in. I am checking this one out and you tube can make their decision.

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Respect, admirable.

@robertcattell2423 9 лет назад

i have been looking into the history of a chest that was handed down to me by my farther and all has ended here. the chest has the name William g Bartlett newbury port mass. i would be intrested to find out all i can on this.

@roxannegordon6162 2 года назад

Needs a splash of color to upgrade all that yellow and taupe. But wait...this is five years ago. Maybe pop of color has been added.

@user-rh5nk5wv7x 2 года назад

WOW OMG

@cherylb10 2 года назад

Beautiful home its is inviting

@pasqueocwe7653 4 года назад

Beautifulhouses to buy

@janetvanstry7521 8 лет назад

Nice Homes

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Impressive 🤲🙏☮️✝️🕊️🌍😎✌️ hands

@msroseydaniel777 Год назад

❤️🇺🇸

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Bartlett IL to

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Tin Roof, Brownstone

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Tanglewood

@TheMistysFavs 4 года назад

I grew up ONE street away and do not remember any house on Federal St. like that! No. Way. Boy, they've turned "home" into a huge museum! First 20 years of my life in Newburyport, and I can't afford to live there anymore.. Bring back the 60s! (As it is, my then church is someone's house now! - and on Federal St.)

@ricknova1973 Год назад

I was born and raised there my whole family was from Newburyport the natives got pushed out the reason being the dollar signs came in everyone was selling out left the people that can only afford to rent if you your lucky to afford it on the streets looking alot of them resided to Salisbury Seabrook Hampton and so forth

@keeppunchin2302 3 года назад

Wow talk about a mansion

@shelleyharris165 2 года назад

Comings or goingings

@dicktracy5320 8 лет назад

How times have changed. In the description it says "In 1797 William Bartlet was Newburyports wealthiest resident when he built this mansion" (paraphrasing of course). In todays society just about anyone whos upper middle class can afford to buy this house. A stark contrast from the days of 1797, when William Bartlet was most likely considered to be a 1%'er in terms of wealth (the equivalent of being a multi-Billionaire by todays standards).