11 Milk Street

Originally built in 1761 in the old town of Sherburne, The Thomas Starbuck House found its new home at 11 Milk Street in 1790. This charming Quaker-style residence has been lovingly restored, blending modern comforts with a deep respect for its rich history. Located in a prime location, this turnkey home boasts four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath. The light and bright kitchen is a standout, featuring a wet bar, pantry, and ample storage?making it both functional and delightful for daily living and entertaining. Many of its original features, including an inviting inglenook fireplace, have been carefully preserved. The result is a warm, welcoming space that provides a window into the past while accommodating contemporary needs.

First Floor

The entry hall is spacious and features an L-shaped staircase. The comfotable front parlor boasts antique paneling surrounding a functional fireplace. The large dining room also has an impressive antique inglenook fireplace. A hall with an original blanket/gun closet connects to the den, originally the Starbuck family's birthing room, which has served as a downstairs bedroom with a working fireplace and powder room, as well as a Dutch door that opens onto a large, private patio. To the rear of the home, the modern eat-in kitchen is generously sized, featuring a center island with a breakfast bar and a walk-in pantry. A rear staircase off the kitchen leads directly to the primary bedroom. A mudroom with laundry and great storage is at the back of the house.

Second Floor

The front stairway ascends to a spacious second-floor landing, currently utilized as office space. The front bedroom features a fireplace and a private bath. The middle bedroom also includes a fireplace and a large bathroom with a tub/shower. The primary bedroom at the rear of the home has cathedral ceilings and a generous bath with double vanities, a free-standing tub, and a shower, as well as a stairway leading to the attic.

Third Floor

Generous storage space.