Welcome to 12416 Mount Hermon Road, a beautifully renovated Colonial saltbox-style home situated on 1.3 acres in Ashland with a striking presence and a large U-shaped driveway. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 2,331 sq ft home blends classic character with extensive modern upgrades throughout. The exterior features cedar siding, a new dimensional shingle roof, and a brand-new front porch with ceiling fans, creating the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Inside, the first floor showcases all new hardwood flooring and a thoughtfully designed floor plan that feels open while still offering clearly defined living spaces. Two fireplaces add warmth and charm. The spacious kitchen is a true standout with new cabinetry, subway tile backsplash, floating shelves, stainless steel appliances, including a wine and beverage fridge, and two walk-in pantries-an exceptional feature rarely found. A large laundry room/mudroom with ceramic tile flooring provides excellent functionality and storage. Upstairs, you'll find refinished hardwood floors throughout, ceiling fans in every bedroom, and a generous primary suite with a stunning en suite bathroom featuring a double vanity, ceramic tile shower surround, and ceramic tile in the primary closet as well. Two additional bedrooms are well-sized and offer walk-in closets, and the second full bath includes a tub/shower with ceramic tile surround. Outdoor living shines with a rear porch, brand-new brick patio, and a renovated gazebo with electricity, perfect for entertaining or relaxing evenings at home. Major system upgrades also include new dual-zoned central air, new septic system, new well pump, new windows, entire home rewired, and a fully redone crawl space with new insulation and vapor barrier-offering peace of mind for years to come. This home delivers space, style, and substance in a serene Ashland setting.

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