What better way to start off the week than with the sale of a historic lighthouse? That’s right, going up for auction in just a few weeks is Minot’s Ledge Lighthouse located off Scituate and Cohasset beaches in Massachusetts. Often referred to as the “I Love You” lighthouse due to it’s unique 1-4-3 flashing beacon, this lighthouse is the perfect retreat for fishing enthusiasts, avid divers who enjoy exploring local shipwrecks, and anyone else who’s a lover of lighthouses. Having endured over 150 years of New England weather, this lighthouse measures 114 feet tall and is built with interlocking grey granite blocks and features a 25 ft rocky outcropping measuring approximately .1 acre. The starting bid for this lighthouse will begin at just $10,000, so if you’d like to learn more about it then simply click here to activate your free trial account.
Check out this first real estate deal of the day for a lovely home located in Quincy, Massachusetts. This 2 story brick home was built back in 1992 and consists of 3,514 square feet of living space that sits on a 0.18 acre lot of land. Inside of the home you’ll find a 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, kitchen with breakfast nook, dining room, living room, and 2 car garage. Additional amenities include 2 fireplaces, an outdoor deck in the rear, hardwood floors, and a 1,080 square foot finished walk out basement. This home is conveniently located 8 miles from Boston where you’ll find schools, hospitals, stores, and a whole lot more. If you’d like to learn more about this upcoming live auction then simply 
Going up for online auction in just a few short weeks is something you just don’t see everyday. The auction is for the Butler Flats Lighthouse, located in the New Bedford Channel at the mouth of the Acushnet River in Bristol County, Massachusetts. Capable of being reached only by boat, this lighthouse was originally designed by Francis Hopkinson Smith and constructed in 1898. It consists of a 53 foot high brick and cast iron sparkplug-style tower that sits upon a caisson foundation. Once inside, you’ll find four level sand two watch decks, as well as a basement and three floors of living space (1091 square feet of living space in total) that are approximately 37 feet in diameter with a 15 foot head clearance. You probably don’t know this, but this famous lighthouse is even listed in the National Register of Historic Places! To find out more about this upcoming auction, we strongly recommend you 