109 Chestnut Street

Architectural Description: 

Colonial Revival - Dutch Colonial - this home is similar in design and style to homes built in Shawsheen Village from 1920 - 1923. (7 York St.) The design was done by Hardy or Patten in Shawsheen and may have been duplicated here. Window boxes, side porch and entrance.

Bibliography/References: 

109 Chestnut St. – 22-130 - 0.249 acre
Essex Northern Registry Deeds, Lawrence, MA

Owners:
John H. & Bessie G. McDonald –
Frank S. & Lilla M. McDonald – June 15, 1915 – b. 354 p. 201- lot of land
Frank S. McDonald estate, William L. McDonald Adm. – June 6, 1946 – probate
James F. & Margaret B. Robgent –June 15, 1946 – b. 686 p. 178-179
Thomas A. Baxter – July 25, 1955 – b. 817 p. 182
John & Ida Puglisi –July 31, 1961 – b. 941 p. 118
John Puglisi estate, Ida Puglisi – probate
Ida (Agata) Puglisi Trust, Mary A. Cavallaro Trustee – Sept. 17, 1990 – b. 3170 p. 269
Ida (Agata) Puglisi estate, Mar. 22, 2003
John F. & Leah M. Lyons – May 30, 2003 – b. 7879 p. 11
Steven R. Pekock – Mar. 12, 2004 – b. 8641 p. 305
Steven R. Pekock & Amy Chaffee – Apr. 8, 2010 – b. 12000 p. 142

Inventory Data:

StreetChestnut St
PlaceAndover Center District
Historic DistrictNot Applicable
Present Useresidence
Original Useresidence
Construction Date1924 - 1930
SourceECRDS, ENRDL, style-njs
Architectural StyleColonial Revival
Foundationstone
Wall/Trimclapboard/wood/vinyl siding
Roofasphalt - gambrel
Conditionexcellent
Acreage0.249 acre
Settingresidential
Map and parcel22-130
Recorded byStack/Mofford, James S. Batchelder
OrganizationAndover Preservation Commission
Date entered1975-77, 5/12/2016

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