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Northshore October 2025
Their Victorian find was originally the guest house of a larger estate. When they purchased it in 2019, they were drawn to its architectural details—original floors, moldings, built-ins, sleeping porch, Cyrus Carpenter coal-burning stove—and to Manchester-by-the-Sea’s quiet, oceanside vibe. While the 1890s home was structurally sound, with an updated kitchen, the couple wanted to establish a consistent personality for the interior and make it a cohesive whole. “We wanted a classic, timeless style to maintain the character of the house,” explains the owner. “We have young children [four and six], so we also envisioned a spac
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