MA Is Home To The 1600s-Built 'Oldest House On The Market'

PLYMOUTH, MA — The country's oldest home on the real estate market is for sale in Massachusetts as of this weekend — and tens of thousands of people already have their eyes on it.

The $800,000, 2,503-square foot home at 25 County Road in Plympton, known as the Stephen Bryant house, was built in 1669 as a half house and was expanded to its present five-bay by Dr. Caleb Loring in 1703, according to its listing on Zillow.

It's got three bedrooms and two bathrooms, an office, and a walk-up attic, and sits on two acres with a detached one-car garage.

Its biggest claim to fame as the oldest home on the market was christened by the HGTV series Zillow Gone Wild in an Instagram post.

If you need more reason to fawn over the home, it also has a chicken coop, herb gardens, a workable fireplace, and wide pine floors, the listing says. It also has a brand new oil tank, updated electrical, forced hot air heat, and a "newer" full-house generator.

"The current owners have meticulously restored and maintained this home for the last 31 years," according to the listing.

If you're interested, act quickly. The home has only been on the market for five days and already has 21,500 views and more than 1,200 saves.

See photos of the home on Zillow Gone Wild's X profile.