Nestled between historic Newburyport and Ipswich, Rowley's Mighill-Perley house is a perfect blend of period detail and modern updates. Located on the corner of the Town Common, this iconic 1730 property includes a garage, 2-story barn, and meticulously maintained grounds and perennial gardens. Original wide pine floors, natural crook oak rafters, and folk artist Christopher Gurshin's gorgeous living room mural are some of the many features that make this house so unique. Just minutes from the commuter rail and some of the North Shore's finest beaches, this is a must-see property.

Nestled between historic Newburyport and Ipswich, Rowley's Mighill-Perley house is a perfect blend of period detail and modern updates. Located on the corner of the Town Common, this iconic 1730 property includes a garage, 2-story barn, and meticulously maintained grounds and perennial gardens. Original wide pine floors, natural crook oak rafters, and folk artist Christopher Gurshin's gorgeous living room mural are some of the many features that make this house so unique. Just minutes from the commuter rail and some of the North Shore's finest beaches, this is a must-see property.

Nestled between historic Newburyport and Ipswich, Rowley's Mighill-Perley house is a perfect blend of period detail and modern updates. Located on the corner of the Town Common, this iconic 1730 property includes a garage, 2-story barn, and meticulously maintained grounds and perennial gardens. Original wide pine floors, natural crook oak rafters, and folk artist Christopher Gurshin's gorgeous living room mural are some of the many features that make this house so unique. Just minutes from the commuter rail and some of the North Shore's finest beaches, this is a must-see property.

Nestled between historic Newburyport and Ipswich, Rowley's Mighill-Perley house is a perfect blend of period detail and modern updates. Located on the corner of the Town Common, this iconic 1730 property includes a garage, 2-story barn, and meticulously maintained grounds and perennial gardens. Original wide pine floors, natural crook oak rafters, and folk artist Christopher Gurshin's gorgeous living room mural are some of the many features that make this house so unique. Just minutes from the commuter rail and some of the North Shore's finest beaches, this is a must-see property.

If you've dreamed of owning a piece of history. Luck is in your favor. The Mighill-Perley House built in 1730... This second period home has been meticulously cared for and is looking for new owners. Located on Rowley Common, just minutes from the commuter rail to Boston, and also minutes from Ipswich (Cranes Beach & Castle) and Newburyport (Plum Island). This home is a perfect blend of period detail and modern updates. The one car garage and two-story barn help complete the picture. The meticulously maintained yard, plantings, and gardens make this a "to die for" home...It is a definite must see! Brief History Intro: The MIGHILL-PERLY HOUSE ON THE CORNER OF MAIN AND INDEPENDENT STREETS (SOUTH END OF THE ROWLEY COMMON). Built by Nathaniel Mighill in 1730 this home has natural crook oak rafters reaching from the eaves to ridge. Very well maintained with beautiful landscapes and gardens.