Cozy Historical Home next to Button Ball Tree

Take a trip back in time. Built in 1748, The David Graves House is registered by the National Register of Historic Places. A comfortable, spacious Georgian home nestled in the heart of Sunderland’s historical district and located right next to the famous Button Ball Tree. Views of Mount Sugarloaf and plenty of walking paths, hiking trails and local wonders to explore. Within walking distance to local restaurants. Just a short distance from 5 colleges, Yankee Candle and Treehouse Brewery. The space This property has been in my family for four generations. My grandparents bought it in the 1950’s and were the 12th family to live there. My grandfather lovingly restored it to its historic integrity. Further renovation has included features of modern convenience. Guest access Guests have access to most areas excluding the basement and a couple of closets for housekeeping. Upstairs, the door on the left is locked. It belongs to a different section of the house. All doors that access is not allowed are locked.