30 Georgia Street

Newly priced at $899,000. Nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Concord, this exceptional 1902 Victorian pairs timeless architecture with thoughtful modern updates, all just steps from downtown’s locally owned shops, restaurants, coffee spots and gathering places. Offering approximately 3,648 total square feet across two levels, the home is rich with original character, generous proportions and spaces designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

Hardwood floors flow throughout much of the home, complemented by tile in the bathrooms. The main level features a gracious living room with fireplace and a versatile keeping room that could also serve beautifully as a butler’s pantry. The main-level primary suite feels like a retreat of its own, with a private fireplace, spacious walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath. Upstairs, one bedroom has been transformed into a handsome library with custom built-in bookshelves, while additional built-ins along the downstairs hallway add both character and function. A sunroom added by the sellers brings abundant natural light into the home, and above it, a private rooftop terrace creates an unexpected spot for cocktails, entertaining or a quiet evening outdoors.

The backyard is equally special. A koi pond with cascading waterfall, mature landscaping and expansive brick patio create a private garden setting, while the covered outdoor living pavilion extends the entertaining space well beyond the walls of the home. With a vaulted ceiling, brick flooring, ceiling fan and lighting, the pavilion has previously accommodated an outdoor kitchen and grilling area, refrigerator, television, dining and lounge furniture, creating a true outdoor room overlooking the grounds.

A substantial detached two-car garage offers excellent parking and storage, with additional space offering potential for a studio, office, guest retreat or secondary living area. Together with the pavilion and extensive brick hardscape, it creates an unusually versatile outdoor entertaining compound for a historic in-town property.

Thoughtfully updated while preserving the details that make a 1902 home irreplaceable, this is a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Concord history - with the space, privacy and outdoor living that are difficult to find this close to downtown.