Welcome to 30 East Street, a distinctive three-family property in the heart of Ipswich, formerly known as the Francis Jordan House. It pairs rich New England history with a newly built standalone home, so it offers three separate living spaces and a lot of flexibility. The two original units were completely renovated in 2022, with refreshed interiors that keep the home’s historic character. The third unit is a two-story home, newly built.Unit 1 shows off the home’s antique charm, with dramatic exposed hand-hewn beams, a rough-sawn plank ceiling, gleaming wide pine floors, and an original brick hearth framed by antique board paneling. Bright walls and modern track lighting complement the rustic details. The first floor has a full kitchen with an island, a dining area, and a spacious three-quarter bath with washer and dryer hookups. Upstairs, a generous primary bedroom has an en suite bath, and a bonus room works as a home office, nursery, or creative space. A third-floor bedroom gives family or guests extra privacy.Unit 2 feels like a charming cottage, with its own private entrance and deck. Inside, an original brick hearth adds antique appeal to the welcoming living area. Ductless mini-splits provide efficient year-round comfort. The layout includes a separate dining area or office, a three-quarter bath on the main level, and an upstairs bedroom with its own bathroom and a spacious walk-in closet.Unit 3 is an 879 sq ft standalone home, newly built. This two-story home has wood floors throughout and striking black windows that let in plenty of natural light. It offers 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, plus a bonus room off the kitchen that works as an office, den, or guest space. A lofted area upstairs adds even more flexibility. Other features include generous closets, mini-splits for heating and cooling, and washer/dryer hookups on both floors. Every finish, system, and surface is new.Other features of the property include off-street parking, a separate garage, and outdoor space. With three distinct homes on one property, the possibilities include owner-occupancy with rental income, multigenerational living, or a strong investment. The location is close to the Ipswich River, downtown shops and restaurants, and the North Shore’s beautiful beaches and open spaces. This is a rare chance to own a three-family property where historic charm meets brand-new construction.