11 Central St

A converted 1901 church reimagined as a low-rise, three-story multiunit residence blending historic character with modern systems. The conversion produced multiple large 6-bedroom layouts and varied floorplans that retain high ceilings, original stained-glass transoms, and expansive first-floor volumes while adding contemporary kitchens and bathrooms. Interiors commonly include open living and dining areas, linear fireplaces with custom built-ins, paneled den/office spaces, recessed and overhead lighting, high-speed internet wiring, built-in storage, attic and linen closets, mud rooms, and finished lower-level space with rough plumbing for an additional bath. Exterior elements reflect traditional New England form: fenced and planted yards, private patios and an enclosed porch, rain gutters and screens, and a front brick patio for casual sitting. Resident conveniences across the property include in-unit laundry provisions, pantry and generous closet capacity, off-street parking arrangements within a small association, and low-rise walkable access to nearby downtown amenities. The setting is a quiet historic neighborhood minutes from downtown Newburyport and major routes, offering a mix of village calm and commuter convenience.