Steeped in history, this 5-bedroom, nearly 3,000SF home in Downtown Beaufort was built between 1820 & 1840 by Rev. John Jones, pastor of Ann Street Methodist Church. The home has played many roles over time, making it a true piece of local heritage. An extensive 1,200SF addition carefully blends modern comforts with historic character, featuring reclaimed hardwoods alongside the refinished original floors.Just inside the front entrance, a private den offers a welcoming space for reading or relaxing. The dining room opens seamlessly to the gathering room and professionally designed kitchen, making entertaining effortless. The kitchen is a showpiece, featuring a gas cooktop, marble countertops, a wet bar with an ice maker and wine refrigerator, and plenty of storage, including a pantry. A first-floor bedroom with an ensuite bath provides a comfortable retreat for guests, while a nearby half bath adds convenience. The living areas extend naturally to a screened porch, ideal for enjoying the coastal breezes and views of the private backyard.Upstairs, the primary suite includes a sitting area and a luxurious ensuite bath with a dual vanity, tiled shower, and soaking tub. Two guest bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath, and another ensuite guest bedroom is thoughtfully positioned nearby, along with the laundry room, making daily living seamless. Every detail in the home reflects careful attention, from quality finishes to meticulously chosen updates that honor the historic integrity while offering modern convenience.This home is a few steps from Front Street’s boutiques, local restaurants, and the scenic waterfront where boats glide along Taylor’s Creek. With its combination of rich history, modern amenities, and downtown location, this home provides a rare opportunity to own not just a residence, but a meaningful piece of Beaufort’s storied past.