This absolutely beautiful 1873 Gothic Revival Victorian not only boasts gracious modern updates, but a family legacy that includes John Adams, the Hinckley Ship Builders, and notorious pirate ship The Whydah. If you ever wanted bragging rights at the dinner table, this house offers them all. The rear of the home offers a vaulted chef's kitchen in Hale Navy with white quartz counters and warm gold accents. Original wide heart pine floors and 9' ceilings flow through the entire first floor. Newer windows maintain the look of the Victorian age, and a modern high efficiency HVAC system works seamlessly with the Nest Smart Thermostat. A spectacular 1890s Glenwood woodstove has been meticulously restored and is nestled against true Barnstable Bricks in a family room showcasing the original SIGNED beam of the home. Every bathroom has been updated and the original servant quarters is a perfect additional en-suite with bath. The wrap around farmer's porch is a delicate nod to our seafaring past with pale blue ceiling, and the separate garage offers expansion potential. Minutes to Mill Pond Bridge and Long Pasteur Beach.