Lovingly known as “Hawthorne Cottage” this is one of the earliest unspoiled cape cod houses built in this beautiful seaside town. Built in 1810 by David Russell Jack from Cupar Fife Scotland, this was the home where he and his wife Rebecca raised 13 children. The home had been in the Jack Family up until the 1990s when it was offered on the real estate market. This magnificent home features 6 fireplaces, a country style kitchen complete with ceramic floors, new cabinets and large windows over looking the flower gardens in the back yard. Keeping with the era of the home there are exposed beams and brickwork that ads character and charm. The entire interior of this fine old home has been refinished in period colors. The original wide pine floors and massive decorative moldings have all been refinished to their natural tones. A focal point in the parlor is a large brick fireplace and bake-oven, which is a very rare find. The large corner lot is filled with flower gardens and used to be on the St Andrews garden touring circuit in earlier years. This home was well constructed and is situated on a full rock and concrete foundation. The home contains a 1 car attached garage with loft and is within walking distance of the town core being close to all shopping and business areas.