As the world turns things are supposed to change, but this 4 bedroom cape in the Village of South Newbury has retained it's unique charm and warmth of it's original age. Built by John Morse, reportedly in 1795, it was known in later years as Mrs. Perkin's Post Office. The farm style kitchen features hand hewn beams and a fireplace and there are wide wood floors throughout. Many upgrades have been done over the past 4 years. The "annex" has 3 more rooms, now storage, waiting for a new owner to create additional living space to his or her liking. It's comfortable and convenient to the Upper Valley and Concord and is located in a village setting close to skiing and boating. This is a piece of the past for your future.