Tradition dates 2 Hildreth Street aka Fletcher Tavern back to 1713,at which time it was owned by the grandson of Robert Fletcher,an Englishman, the first Fletcher on these shores. The Tavern has been observably, well maintained and well loved. The kitchen is charming with wide pine floors and beamed ceilings, leaded glass in dble antique windows above the farmhouse sink, 1930's knotty pine cabinets that have been painted a soft pastel, wood burning stove and antiques. There is an electric cooktop, a double oven including a microwave.The dining, music and sitting rooms are charming with wide pine floors, built-ins and different themes to their decor. The house offers 6 fireplaces and 2 wood-burning stoves. The 2nd & 3rd floors host bdrms and full baths; rooms overlook the Town Common and/or the Tavern English Country gardens. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, and the half acre lot offers privacy while being within walking distance to library, cultural center, Town Hall & more.