Finely crafted historic home built by John Brewer circa 1772. Originally built as a Tavern, opened for business on March 4, 1773, according to the Maryland Gazette. Thomas Jefferson is known to have frequented and "purchased gloves, salt and silk stockings" in Brewer's shop circa 1783. True period craftsmanship runs throughout this long established 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home, located just down from the State Capital, where Gen. George Washington came to resign his commission. The rooms are spacious and inviting with large windows offering wonderful natural light. If you enjoy history and original architecture, this generously proportioned home, is a perfect fit. Fabulous original flooring, great millwork with 9ft ceilings makes for a very special home to entertain in and share the unique history with friends and family. Lovely outdoor space for enjoying your morning coffee with a great book in your private back courtyard. Living in historic Annapolis offers a very unique opportunity to walk the same streets as four signers of the Declaration of Independence once called home. Wonderful shopping and great restaurant choices are right outside your door. Annapolis is home to two fabulous institutions of learning, St John's College, one of the oldest colleges in the country and the Naval Academy, home to future military leaders. Enjoy and purchase original artwork from some wonderful local artists you are sure to see as you enjoy leisurely walks through this fabulous city. For more information please go to 39CornhillSt.com.