In the heart of Everett Square, on expansive 1/3±-acre grounds, this one-of-a-kind compound-like property brings together Everett’s rich history and vibrant present at the threshold of the city’s exciting new future. A rare opportunity presenting various possibilities, the light-filled 5-bedroom Greek Revival residence is accompanied by a charming barn/carriage house with 2-bay garage plus space for a potential guest house or studio. Held by the same family for over 60 years, this c. 1822 local landmark is also notable for its prominent early owners including Thomas A. Watson, assistant to telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell. With vibrant eateries and shops right at hand and downtown Boston easily accessible, the property is only about a mile from the new Encore Boston Harbor, a luxury resort and casino with waterfront park. Named one of the top spots to live by the Boston Globe Magazine, Everett is also known for its new schools, abundant parks, and excellent sports programs.