Known by locals as the historic Isaac Graves House, this property was home to multiple generations of the Graves family between 1720 to 1826. In the years that followed, it was owned by Erastus Pomeroy, a stagecoach driver and town selectman, who lived in the home with his wife and their 16 children. In a unique full-circle moment, Erastus's son, Frederick Pomeroy, married Leona Hubbard—a direct descendant of Isaac Graves. Their son, Harold Clifford Pomeroy, became the seventh generation of the Graves lineage to live in the home, weaving together two prominent Sunderland families through one historic residence.

Tucked along one of the most scenic streets in town, this remarkable c.1720 Saltbox Colonial invites you to own a piece of New England history. Set within the Historical District of Sunderland Center, inside you’ll find the timeless beauty of wide pine floors, original wood paneling, and three thoughtfully restored fireplaces, including one with double beehive ovens. Built-ins and generous closets blend historic charm with practical living. The main part of the home offers three spacious bedrooms and a full bath, while a connected in-law suite provides a fourth bedroom and second bath, plus access to the attached 3-car garage/barn. Above the barn, a large loft offers flexibility for work or play. All this just minutes from I-91, Amherst, local dining, and shopping—don’t miss your chance to make history your home.

Schedule Your Private Tour Today
Contact Don Mailloux, REALTOR®

Coldwell Banker Community Realtors

(413) 665-3771 Ext 104 or by email -Don@cbumr.com