Sitting on an open, sunny, corner lot this sweet in-town updated farmhouse is within walking distance to the Amherst Middle and High schools and less than a mile from Amherst center. Charming front and side porches welcome you in. The eat-in kitchen is a delight with granite counters, marmoleum floor, stainless steel appliances and upgraded cabinets. Off the kitchen is a large pantry/laundry room. Beautiful HW floors grace the rest of the 1st floor including living room, bedroom with armoire closet and office with attached ½ bath. Upstairs are 2 more good sized bedrooms plus a large full bath with claw foot tub and separate shower stall. Newer natural gas fired boiler, easy access storage above the carriage shed, and stunning new gazebo in the back yard round out this pretty picture. Come take a look!

In-town, tin roofed, New England Charmer, sited on a large, sunny, corner lot, in a centrally located, family neighborhood, called 'Crow Hill,' within walking distance of the Amherst Regional Junior and Senior High Schools & Amherst Center! Substantial upgrades include a custom, eat-in kitchen with oversized pantry, stainless steel appliances, new cabinets, granite counters, & cork flooring; a fully remodeled bath with all new fixtures, including claw-foot tub & shower stall; fully upgraded 200 Amp service with all knob and tube removed. A 1st floor, bonus room has a 1/2 bath & is suitable as a Den/ Home Office. Enjoy the easterly views & neighborhood activity from the large front porch. Gardeners will delight in the ornamental, flowering apple trees and lovely gardens, and the spacious, fenced-in yard is a safe environs for children and pets alike. Seller offers American Home Shield warranty on appliances for a year.

Charming in-town Antique set on lovely corner lot and just a short walk to schools and shops. Home features maple flooring, screen porch, formal dining room, tin roof, ornamental fruit trees and large eat-in kitchen. Subject to seller finding suitable housing. Seller to update all electric to circuit breakers - Feb 2006