HUGE PRICE IMPROVEMENT! FREE CINCH HOME WARRANTY FOR THE NEXT BUYER! Some homes are built. Others become part of a town’s story. Step back into history with this beautifully maintained all-brick circa 1900 historic home located in the heart of the Boonsboro Historic District backing up to Shafer Memorial Park where you can enjoy open land, baseball fields, pavilions for gatherings, playgrounds, walking trials, dog park and so much more! Boonsboro’s Main Street historically served travelers, businesses and craftsmen along the National Road, so that connection is particularly relevant to a Main Street property. Just minutes from South Mountain, Antietam, local shops, restaurants, and parks, this home is part of one of Washington County's most treasured historic communities. You can’t build this character today. This property offers over 3,700 square feet while blending historic charm. And unlike a traditional home, this property offers something unique—a first-floor Town Center commercial space with its own entrance. Potential income space. Boasting five bedrooms and four baths. Gorgeous original hardwood flooring throughout. Formal living room w/ fireplace. Formal dining room. Impressively sized kitchen with a center island. A walk-in pantry with additional pantry cabinetry. Potential space for a main-level bedroom. Upper-level laundry area. This unique property offers endless possibilities for investment, Bed and Breakfast, Airbnb, or other mixed-use opportunities. The spacious backyard includes a buildable lot and backs to a peaceful town park. Modern updates include a steel roof (2017), central HVAC, updated windows, new deck stairs and banisters (2026), upgraded electrical, city water and sewer, plus a private well. Rear driveway parking adds extra convenience. Own a timeless piece of Boonsboro history with the perfect blend of historic character and modern updates. Walking distance to restaurants and boutique shops, Nora Roberts & Inn Boonsboro, Near Boonsboro Museum, Boonsboro Trolly and Minutes to Interstate 70 and Route 67 leading to Route 340 and the West Virginia line.