A spectacle of Glory and Splendor! This historic Federal built in 1803 by Thomas March Clark Sr. has been lovingly cared for and retains much of it’s original detail. Over 6,500 square feet of elegance located in the heart of Downtown Newburyport and currently operated as the Clark Currier Inn.

Once inside the grand foyer, you are greeted by a spectacular “Good Morning” staircase and Piano Key crown moldings. In the parlor and The Currier Room are hand carved fireplace surrounds and moldings, finished by famed Salem craftsman Samuel McIntyre. Other features, such as Indian and Continental shutters, pumpkin pine floors, five other fireplaces and a beautiful Gazebo garden make this property an extremely rare find.

The home is being sold as a fully furnished Inn that has operated for 16 years. Offered at $1,300,000. Please contact Ed Maccaro for more information and to schedule a tour of this beautiful property!

In the meantime, enjoy the video tour!

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From National Assoc. of REALTORS®

Senate leaders of both parties and key Senate Finance Committee members and

staff, and tax credit sponsors Dodd-Lieberman-Isakson have agreed on

extending and expanding the housing tax credit.

However, there is no agreement on how to attach this tax credit to the

pending Unemployment Insurance bill, or whether to offer the tax credit

agreement on another bill, or whether to bring the agreement to the Senate

floor and vote upon it as a separate, stand alone bill.

And after Senate action, the tax credit must go to the House of

Representatives for action.