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The 1700s farmstead, which peers out over vast marshland along the coast of the North Shore, has been in the same family for two generations. During its centuries-long life, the barn-red clapboard structure has served as a vehicle for carrying the past of its dwellers straight into the future. Their hopes and dreams are embedded in the series of sprawling additions that were added over the years. The property holds special significance for the estate owner because it’s where he grew up—he was fortunate enough to purchase the place from his parents. He, of course, wanted to preserve all his happy memories as well as the farmstead’s ar
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