Brewster Historic District
The Brewster Historic District consists primarily of the area along Route 6A, more formally known as Old King's Highway Regional Historic District, as well as the area along Long Pond Road. The Old King's Highway district stretches for approximately three miles along Route 6A. The town of Brewster was settled in 1656 as a parish of Harwich, later separating from Harwich and incorporating as a town in 1803. The area grew quickly over the years as the Stony Brook Gristmill was built, helping to drive the local economy. The town appealed to rich sea captains who built grand mansions for their families as symbols of their prosperity. Many of these elegant properties survive today as single family homes as well as quaint bed and breakfasts.
Brewster Historic District Homes For Sale
Brewster Historic District Homes For Sale March 23, 2023
3
Listed
220
Avg. DOM
N/A
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$649,000
Med. List Price
3 Properties
$1,200,000
7
Beds
5
Baths
1.8
Acres
1987
Year Built
625
Days on Site
22103950
MLS
Attention Investors/Developers: A rare find for the right buyer with this land and buildings! Set back on 1.8 acres, overlooking Quivett Marsh Vista and abutting conservation land, this property is...
4
Beds
2
Baths
0.92
Acres
1988
Year Built
8
Days on Site
22300713
MLS
Wonderful opportunity in Brewster set way back off the road offering privacy, about an acre of land, and convenience. This four bedroom two bath home awaits your touches and colors. An ideal...
$518,000
Neighborhood:
Sheep Pond Estates
2
Beds
1
Baths
0.53
Acres
1971
Year Built
24
Days on Site
22300650
MLS
Looking for Brewster with deeded rights to amazing Sheep Pond, approx. 4/10ths mile for swimming, fishing, kayaking? Bike Trail at the end of Crowell's Bog or off Rte 137 junction of 137 and...