Standing proudly at the intersection of Old Stage Coach Road and the Santuit River for centuries, the Alvan Crocker House of Cotuit is now available for new stewardship. One of six Crocker homes in Cotuit, Alvan Crocker, son of Ebenezer, built his home in the Federal style in 1769 where he raised 9 children. Most recently owned by the Barrett family and known as ''The Buckleworks'' and Etc. Antiques, this 13 room, 4 bedroom home with 3 full baths and 3 staircases, on nearly an acre of land, has so many opportunities for a new vision going forward. Each room is steeped in time, yet connected with the present with gas forced hot air heat, on demand hot water, functional kitchen, laundry area, spacious library and living room, old fashioned parlor, 5 wood fireplaces, a wood stove, enchanting bedroom layouts, original wide pine and walnut plank flooring and period moldings that are a tribute and study in early American craftsmanship. Two partial basements and passing Title V septic.