The historic Robinson House is a classic New England 1850 antique house, once the Phillips Exeter Academy principal's house. Conveniently located within steps to downtown, train station, shopping, restaurants and Phillips Exeter Academy. This home has many stunning features: unique windows, tall ceilings, carved front staircase (along with a convenient back staircase), hardwood and pine floors, fireplace and a large eat-in kitchen with two pantries, many cabinets opening to a screened porch. This home is flooded with sunlight and has a dining room with antique chandelier and built-ins. There is also a front porch opening from the cozy den. New granite steps lead you to an elegant glass surround front door and the balcony above the living room makes a lovely presentation. The home has 3303 square feet and has had many upgrades. Sitting on .72 acres, the land was once owned by Amos Tuck (see attached history).