By Molly Smith, Realtor MA / NH · Published August 1, 2026 · Last updated October 14, 2026 · 5 min read

What's It Like Inside 145 Kimball Road, a Colonial With a Pond in Amesbury MA?

You can renovate a kitchen. You can't renovate the street.

Most buyers looking in Amesbury MA want two things that rarely come together: a house that's already finished, and land they'll really use. If you've been hunting for both and feel like you're asking for too much, you aren't alone.

145 Kimball Road is a good look at what that pairing feels like. The kitchen is done. The street, the trees and the water out back are the part no one can add later.

Here's a walk through the home our team represented, room by room.

You can change a kitchen in a month. The pond and the trees took decades.

What makes 145 Kimball Road in Amesbury MA stand out?

The pond. Picture a pond at the back of your own yard. That's what you get here.

In winter, you skate. The rest of the year, you fish, kayak or paddle a canoe. You take your own back trail down. No boat on the car roof.

If you've looked for land with water in Amesbury MA, you know it's hard to find. When it shows up, the house often needs work. Houses like this one are unicorns.

What's the kitchen like?

It's the room you'll live in. You get quartz counters and a farmhouse sink. You get a Viking range under a stainless hood, double wall ovens and a big island with seats.

It opens to a family room with a vaulted ceiling and a center beam. Two skylights let the sun in, and sliders take you to the yard. A whole team can eat pizza around that island. On a quiet morning, it's just you, a book and your tea.

How do the rest of the rooms flow?

A real foyer with hardwood floors and a turning staircase sets the tone. From there:

• A great room with tall ceilings that fills with sun
• A living room with a fireplace
• A formal dining room with a chandelier and chair rail
• Three bedrooms upstairs, one under a vaulted ceiling with the Gothic arched window you see from the street
• A primary suite with double closets and a bath with a double vanity and a soaking tub
• A lower level with French doors to the yard
• A two-car garage under the house

What's outside at 145 Kimball Road?

A raised deck runs the full width of the house. Below it, you have .41 acres. Mature trees and blue hydrangeas sit out front. The yard runs back to the pond.

Picture your summer nights here. Your friends are on the deck, and someone's always down by the water.

What's near Kimball Road in Amesbury MA?

Trails, and lots of them. The Amesbury MA Town Forest sits on Kimball Road, with parking along the road, according to Essex County Greenbelt.

The city says the Town Forest covers 70 acres. A 300-foot boardwalk links it to Woodsom Farm Park, which is 350 acres the city bought in 1989, according to the City of Amesbury MA. If you hike, run or have a dog, you'll love that.

Downtown Amesbury MA has coffee, shops and places to eat. Market Square Bakehouse is one of Lisa Sevajian's favorite spots to work from. Newburyport MA, the beaches and Portsmouth NH are all an easy drive.

Who is a home like this right for?

It's right for you if you want a finished house and land you'll use. You don't want to spend a year on a renovation.

Many buyers start out looking in Newburyport MA and end up loving Amesbury MA. They find more house and more land at a payment they feel good about. Our Newburyport MA vs Amesbury MA comparison walks through the trade.

Run the taxes too. Amesbury MA's FY2026 tax rate is $15.05 per $1,000 of assessed value, according to the city. Our Amesbury MA schools and taxes guide shows what that means for your bill.

How do you find a home like this in Amesbury MA?

Tell us what you want before it comes up. Homes with water and trails are rare. The good ones go fast, so you'll want to be ready.

I live in Amesbury MA with my family, and I know these streets. Call or text me, Molly Smith, at 508-980-9042, and I'll keep an eye out for the right one for you.

This is general information, not legal, tax or lending advice. Check with your attorney, lender and CPA before you decide.

I'll guide you home.

Lisa Sevajian