The Rowe House - Historic North End charm meets modern efficiency! Step into a piece of Manchester’s history with The Rowe House, a beautifully preserved 1871 North End New Englander located directly across from the iconic Peyton’s Place mural. Once home to the Rowe family, this residence blends timeless architecture with thoughtful modern updates, creating a truly special living experience. Inside, soaring high ceilings, original built-ins, and a classic butler’s pantry showcase the home’s character. The main level offers a versatile bedroom or home office, a full bath with a striking copper clawfoot tub, and a dedicated laundry space for everyday convenience. Upstairs, you’ll find three additional bedrooms and another full bath, and storage space galore, offering flexible living options. A loft above the garage provides excellent bonus storage or potential workshop space. Sustainability shines in this home. The owned passive solar system is a standout feature, reducing utility costs by up to 50% (based on 2023 - 2025 data) a rare combination of historic charm and energy efficiency. Outside, a private deck and fenced yard offer the perfect setting for grilling, relaxing, or letting pets roam freely. This is more than just a house, it’s a story, a landmark, and a smart investment in both history and sustainability.