Video of 79 Johnson Street | North Andover, Massachusetts real estate & homes

http://www.MegRokos.com - Approximately 24 miles from Boston, North Andover lies on the banks of the Merrimack River. Covering nearly 27 square miles, North Andover is home to nearly 30,000 residents. The location is ideal for commuting - and it’s natural beauty and community values make it a desirable town to live or raise a family. Residents often comment on how the town operates for the common good and fosters a true New England community lifestyle. 79 Johnson Street, a landmark restored Colonial Farmhouse, sited on a hillock just above the Old Center of North Andover, is perhaps one of the town’s most recognized homes. It’s expansive front porch, always elegantly decorated for the season, gives it a “10” for curb appeal. It is THE perfect place to relax and take in the Memorial Day Parade, the Feaster Five Road Race, or the many other community activities that North Andover has to offer. This historic home has been completely updated. The current owner has added a beautiful outdoor private sanctuary with a water feature that includes a koi pond and waterfall, a perfect spot for a quiet dinner with friends and family on a summer evening. Other recent updates include a 4 car garage, second master suite with ensuite bath, and mudroom entrance connecting garage to home. If Norman Rockwell were here, he would argue that the Old Center of North Andover rivals any that he has captured in his iconic works. Eighteenth Century colonials surround “The Common”, an acre of open green space, with soaring pines and great red maples, all are dressed with twinkling lights at holidays, or waving American flags for returning local soldiers and Patriotic holidays. The town jewel, North Parish Church, is both an historic landmark and town meeting place, and keeps a watchful eye over its many activities. The Common is home to annual Sheep Sheering Festival, July 4th picnic, and many other family oriented activities. On the sidewalk that circumscribes it, friends and neighbors meet to walk with strollers and dogs, stop and mingle, throw a ball for the dogs to fetch, and-- if it's a warm day, sit on the soft carpet of grass and enjoy the sun. Across the street, A big red barn has been converted to a state of the art Youth Center, flanked on one side by the Drummond Park playground, a skateboard park and ball field, and on the other, Cochichewick Lodge, where Sunday pancake breakfasts are a long enjoyed Old Center tradition. On a hot day, you will find families sitting on the front stoop at Cow Rocks Ice Cream Shop, enjoying a Richardsons Ice Cream Treat. There’s always something going on in the Old Center! 79 Johnson Street, a truly idyllic location! Full Screen Photo Gallery and Floor Plans http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com/2016/... Real estate video tours and photography by http://www.NashuaVideoTours.com