Some homes have a story to tell. This one has a little more history than most. Built by the Lemiere family, whose contributions to Pembroke are still remembered today, this historic New Englander is more than just a place to call home. The family once operated a local drugstore that also provided postal services and there's even a piece of that history tucked inside the porch: a plane propeller left behind from the family's mail deliveries by aircraft. It's the kind of detail you won't find in just any home. And the stories don't stop there. When Pembroke hosts its parades and festivals the route comes right down Pleasant Street making the front porch a pretty great place to take in the hometown festivities. Inside, the character continues. Original floors, beautiful woodwork, a charming tin ceiling, and vintage light fixtures give this home the kind of personality that's hard to recreate. The dining room's glass display cabinet adds another special touch, complete with customizable lighting to bring a little extra color to the seasons and holidays. With three bedrooms and a finished attic offering the potential for a fourth bedroom, bonus room, home office, or creative space, there's room to make the home your own. Whether you're drawn to the history, the architectural details, or simply the idea of owning a home that feels like it has lived a few interesting chapters before you, 9 Pleasant Street has something special to offer. Because some homes are built. Others become part of the story of a town. This one happens to be both.