Good Day Cafe
You'll find it in the brick-walled East Mill on High Street. It's family-run and almost all made from scratch. Get the almond croissant.
Local living · North Andover MA · By Steve Wallace
If I had one morning to decide whether North Andover MA fit my life, this is exactly where I'd go.
The quick answer: Off Sutton Street in North Andover MA, your whole week fits inside a mile and a half. You get coffee and dinner in the old brick mills on High Street. You get pasta at Vivacino and a park around the corner. Trails, a town beach and paddling sit at Weir Hill and Lake Cochichewick, and Andover MA is next door.

The quick answer: Yes. 364 Sutton St is a one-level, 3 bedroom ranch for sale in North Andover MA, listed by the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp Realty for $498,000. The open house is Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 11am to 1pm.




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Saturday morning feels easier in this beloved one level ranch. Unpack, then wander over to get your coffee from Good Day Cafe, burgers from Butcher Boy later, and the grill going on your own covered porch or huge deck for lunch.
This 3 bedroom North Andover MA home, with bonus space on the partially finished lower level, fits more than one type of house hunter. Starting out and want affordable living in a welcoming community? Leaving a condo for a yard and a front door that's all yours? Downsizing so every day is easier? It checks every box.
Bedrooms, bath, kitchen and laundry are all on one floor. No hauling baskets up and down stairs. Rather keep the washer and dryer out of sight? It's an easy move to the lower level right below. Hardwood runs through the living room and bedrooms, with recessed lighting and central air.
The larger than most kitchen is packed with cabinets, so there's a spot for every pan, platter and snack. A long counter gives you plenty of prep space, with room left for a dining table. It fills with natural sunlight, and a white subway tile backsplash, wall oven, cooktop and dishwasher round it out. This is where life happens.
Out the kitchen door is a large deck with a covered porch. Coffee under the roof, rain or shine, then down to a sun-filled yard with a split rail fence, mature trees and a shed for the mower and the bikes. The long driveway fits everyone's car.
Downstairs is your bonus space. One side has wood floors and its own door to the driveway, ready for a home office, gym or playroom. The other side holds storage and a workbench, so the holiday bins and tools finally have a place to go. Town water and town sewer mean less for you to manage.
Listing details from MLS PIN #73599197, listed by the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp Realty. Updated November 5, 2026.
Meet Steve
"From coffee in the old mills on High Street to hikes above Lake Cochichewick, I know what makes North Andover MA special. Let me put that to work for you."
Steve is a Realtor MA / NH with the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp. Buying, he makes sure you don't overpay. Selling, he makes sure you don't say yes to too little.
Call 978-289-2465 · steve.wallace@exprealty.com · @steve.wallace__ · Steve's page.
Most people start with the house. I'd start with the Saturday.
Where do you get coffee? Where do the kids burn off energy? Where do you go when friends come over and nobody wants to cook? Those answers decide whether a town feels like home, and a listing can't tell you any of them.
So here's my North Andover MA, the spots I send my own buyers to. Almost every one is within about a mile and a half of 364 Sutton Street. They're all on the map below, so you can see how close your new routine would be.
A listing shows you the house. Your Saturday shows you the town.
If you're torn between a few towns right now, you aren't alone. Most of my buyers feel that way until they spend one morning here.
The neighborhood
Every spot sits inside your dotted circle, about a mile and a half from the house. Tap a filter, a name or a pin to see where you'd go.
Distances are straight-line from 364 Sutton St, so the drive will be a little longer.
Steve's picks · Coffee
You'll find it in the brick-walled East Mill on High Street. It's family-run and almost all made from scratch. Get the almond croissant.
Espresso, pastries and light meals on Osgood Street. It's an easy stop on your way to work.
Your no-fuss donut shop on Main Street. Grab coffee, a dozen and a breakfast sandwich.
Homemade baked goods, fresh coffee drinks and breakfast, right on the town common in the Old Center. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 8am to 2pm.
Steve's picks · Night out
Dinner, drinks, a girls night out, a guys night out or dinner at the bar with a book. These are the spots Steve sends people to: Jade, Jaime's, Tavern on High, Orzo Trattoria and Vivacino.
Chinese and Japanese food in the mill district, open seven days, for dinner in or takeout on the way home.
A casual tavern in the mill district. You get local craft beer, cocktails and a patio when it's warm.
Lunch and dinner inside the old Davis & Furber mill. You can sit inside or out. It's closed Sundays.
Italian the way the North End does it. People rave about the chicken parm, the vodka sauce and the homemade bread to start.
Homemade Middle Eastern and American food, plus a lounge for your night out. It's on Chickering Road.
Steve's picks · Food
Seasonal Italian with scratch-made pasta and ingredients from area farms, just down Sutton Street from the home.
Family-run Italian and Argentinian cooking on Osgood Street. Bring your appetite.
Pizza in the mill district. You get lots of toppings and gluten-free options.
Fried chicken sandwiches made to order. You may know it from Beverly MA, where it started.
Steve's picks · Shopping
Handmade goods from more than 140 New England makers, plus sewing classes. It saves you on a last-minute gift.
A family-owned market with a real butcher counter, deli and bakery. You'll also find produce, catering and a big wine section.
Hiking, kayaking and outdoor fun
You don't need to drive far for fresh air. Trails, a lake, a town beach and a park are all inside that mile and a half.

You get 194 acres and about 4 miles of trails. More than a mile of it runs along Lake Cochichewick. It's free, and your leashed dog is welcome.

An 1880s mansion on Osgood Hill that the town owns. Inside, you'll find weddings and events. Outside, you get wooded trails and lake views.
Website · Town page · Directions.

The biggest lake in Essex County is also the town's drinking water. If you live in town, you can paddle a canoe or cockpit kayak with a boating permit. You can't bring paddleboards, sit-on-top kayaks or tubes, and you can't swim.
North Andover MA's town beach, right next to Weir Hill. Summer swimming for residents with a beach sticker from Youth and Recreation.

The town library on Main Street, with story times, quiet corners and a calendar full of free events.
Website · Town page · Directions.
A neighborhood park a few streets from Sutton Street. You can play pickleball there for free.
Photos of town
You'll see old brick mills, a classic New England common, a big lake and a lot of green.





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Each pin is a real person who came to us with questions, worries and excitement about moving. We got them from where they were to where they wanted to be.
The couple who needed more space before the baby arrived. The mom who couldn’t do the stairs anymore and had to let go of the home she raised her kids in. The family who got the relocation call on a Tuesday and needed to be gone by the end of the month.
We’ll be here when it’s your time to move.
Whenever you're ready
Steve will walk you through the streets that fit your life, then help you find the house. No pressure, just a plan.
Questions people ask
Yes. It's a one-level, 3 bedroom ranch listed by the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp Realty, with a large kitchen, a deck with a covered porch, a sun-filled yard and a partially finished lower level.
Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 11am to 1pm at 364 Sutton St, North Andover MA 01845. Call Steve Wallace at 978-289-2465 to set up a private showing.
It's close to everything you need. Within about a mile and a half, you've got coffee, pizza and drinks in the High Street mills. You've also got Vivacino, McEvoy Park, the library, Weir Hill's trails and the town beach.
Hike Weir Hill above Lake Cochichewick. Explore the Stevens Estate grounds on Osgood Hill. Grab coffee and shop local makers in the High Street mills, then end your night at Tavern on High or Vivacino.
Good Day Cafe in the East Mill at 19 High St is Steve's first pick for scratch-made food and an almond croissant. Perfecto's Caffè on Osgood Street and Heav'nly Donuts on Main Street are close by too.
Weir Hill has about 4 miles of trails over 194 acres, with more than a mile of Lake Cochichewick shoreline. The Stevens Estate on Osgood Hill has shorter wooded trails with lake views.
Yes, if you live in North Andover MA and get a town boating permit. Canoes and cockpit kayaks up to 15 feet are allowed. Paddleboards, sit-on-top kayaks, inflatables, gas motors and swimming aren't, because the lake is the town's drinking water.
Stevens Pond is the town beach, next to Weir Hill on Pleasant Street. Residents need a beach sticker from the town's Youth and Recreation office.
Try Vivacino on Sutton Street for seasonal Italian. Jaime's and Stachey's are in the High Street mills. You'll also find Dicor for Italian and Argentinian and Flip the Bird for fried chicken.
For a night out, locals like Jade, Jaime's and Tavern on High in the High Street mills, Orzo Trattoria on Osgood Street and Vivacino on Sutton Street.
Many families think so. Near Sutton Street you've got McEvoy Park, the library's story times, Weir Hill's trails and the town beach. Tour the schools and drive your commute yourself before you decide.
The town is about 25 miles north of Boston. There's no train stop in town. Most people drive I-495 or Route 114, or catch MBTA commuter rail in Andover MA or Lawrence MA.
They were one town until North Andover MA became its own town in 1855. They share a border and a lot of history, and each has its own schools, downtown and taxes. Our Andover MA vs North Andover MA guide compares them side by side.
Steve Wallace is a Realtor with the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp Realty who knows North Andover MA street by street. Call him at 978-289-2465 to talk through the neighborhoods that fit your life.
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About the Lisa Sevajian Group. Buying, we make sure you don't overpay. Selling, we make sure you don't say yes to too little. Steve Wallace is a Realtor with the Lisa Sevajian Group at eXp Realty. Lisa Sevajian has guided almost 2,000 families through buying and selling and has ranked in the top 1.5% of over 1.4 million Realtors, verified by RealTrends. We're licensed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and serve North Andover MA, Andover MA, Amesbury MA, Newburyport MA, Haverhill MA, Methuen MA, Salisbury MA, Boxford MA, Topsfield MA, Georgetown MA, Groveland MA, Tewksbury MA, Wilmington MA, Reading MA, North Reading MA, Middleton MA, Danvers MA, Salem MA, Peabody MA, Windham NH, Salem NH, Londonderry NH, Derry NH, Pelham NH, Plaistow NH, Nashua NH, Manchester NH, Atkinson NH, Hampton NH and Portsmouth NH.
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