This home is a spectacular Italianate Southern Plantation Style Home with Greek Revival Touches that is nicely tucked away off the Village Green in Falmouth's Historic District on over an acre of manicured grounds. The main living area features 13 ft ceilings, 6 bdrms, a kitchen with Granite Counters and Ginger glazed Cabinets. Additionally there is a two bedroom Garden level Apartment, with a lovely kitchen featuring a granite island, bread warmers, and let's not forget the cozy wine cellar located one level below. The apartment can be utilized to suit many needs be it a grounds keeper apartment, nanny quarters or as a rental. Currently the home is being used as a Bed and Breakfast!
Mostly Hall was constructed with materials that one rarely finds in a home in this day and age, such as the locally harvested Pink Granite found throughout it's construction, soaring Plaster walls and moldings, brick walls in the lower level, cast iron ceiling medalions, the list goes on. The grounds of the home are a horticulturist dream.
The first floor of the home converts to leisurely summer living when it's Grande Plantation style windows are opened onto the Wrap around Southern Veranda. The uppermost room offers seasonal water views.
There is an amazing staircase that scales from the lowest level to the widows peek, additionally there is a second staircase between the 2nd and 3rd level for a discrete trip to th kitchen. Mostly Hall features amazing central hallways on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floor which run from the front to the back of the house, which is how it came to be named Mostly Hall.
Come view Mostly Hall of Cape Cod and you will find that it isn't just Most-ly Hall but a whole lot more!
Shown by appointment only please call me at 508-534-5524 to arrange appoinment or ask any further questions.
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