Some homes whisper their history. This one says it out loud — from a foundation laid in 1838 to a saltwater pool built for a steamy summer afternoon. Welcome to 333 Winnacunnet Road.

Built in 1838, this is one of the original homes on its street, and it shows: original wide-plank floors, original doors, and unexpected surprises tucked into every corner — a wood-fired pizza oven, a hidden bath, a curved wall, a second staircase. It's hard not to fall in love with the home's magical character from the moment you enter. 

The main level opens into a completely updated kitchen — two islands, navy cabinetry, vaulted ceilings, a crisp white tile backsplash — flowing into two dining rooms and a vaulted living room that spills out to the back deck. Wood stoves warm two of the home's original fireplaces. A first-floor primary suite and first-floor laundry round out the main level, and upstairs, four more bedrooms share a full bath, with a full unfinished attic ready for whoever wants to add even more space.

Outside, a saltwater pool, hot tub, outdoor shower, and landscaped patio create their own retreat. And then there's the barn — what started as a car lover's dream but has become the place to gather, celebrate, and make memories. It is outfitted with a golf simulator,  projector for movie nights, and still has plenty of room for more than three cars if you still want to park there. Local lore even has it the barn hosted its share of legendary nights back in the 1970s — this house has always had a presence of its own.

All of it sits on 0.69 acres, just a mile from North Beach and a mile from the library, middle school, and Centre School. This home has been well known and affectionately remembered by everyone who's lived nearby, visited, or celebrated here over the years.

Now it's ready for its next chapter.