The historic Jordan-Parker House presents a rare opportunity to own one of Smithfield’s most distinguished early 1800s residences. Thoughtfully restored with careful attention to detail, the home offers over 3, 500 square feet of beautifully maintained living space, a large third floor, and a spacious basement with its own private entrance, perfect for future expansion. The basement, once serving as the town doctor’s office from the late 1940s through the late 1970s, adds distinctive historic significance. The interior features generous rooms, abundant natural light, and exquisite woodwork showcased in detailed trim throughout. The kitchen, with vaulted cathedral ceilings, serves as a striking centerpiece with modern conveniences. Outside, a stunning brick wall along Mason Street provides character and privacy, complemented by a gated drive, while the home remains steps from shops, dining, and community events along Main Street. Some photos feature virtual staging.
