Steeped in history dating back to the origins of the City of Concord, the land parcel, and shortly after the Barn and Farmhouse, has seen a lot of life through the years including some familiar sounding names like Ebenezer and Stilson Eastman and even the last Chief of the Penacooks. The property was once an Inn and Tavern, a Dental Office, and recently (last 50 years) a small farm with horses, cows, sheep, goats, chickens, geese and rabbits. Fast forward to present day, the Barn has become more useful for storing tools and equipment, kayaks, mountain bikes, four wheelers, and some exquisite handmade furniture from its current owner, a Cabinet Maker, someone well suited to restore the property with an authentic craftsmanship in keeping with its origins. The Kitchen features custom built and scribed cabinets, Quartz counter tops, 'Top of the Line' Miele appliances and Baker's Table. Family Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen flooring has been redone with reclaimed boards. Updates to all Baths and total number of Baths increased to (5). Master Suites on both Main and Second Floor - 5 Bedrooms in all. Two Laundry Rooms, one up and one on Main level. And some practical Yankee upgrades to wiring, service panel, plumbing, insulation, and energy efficient natural gas heating and cooling. The Barn has 3 levels to it. The 15+ Acre site includes both woods and fields. While its no longer a Tavern, I'm sure the Eastman's would be quite comfortable there, as would the Chief of any tribe.