Home’s History

The Remington-Borden House, built in 1858, is a quintessential example of Victorian Gothic architecture, often referred to as the “Gingerbread House” due to its ornate detailing.

Originally constructed for members of the prominent Remington and Borden families, this house has stood as a significant piece of Fall River’s architectural history.

It reflects the opulence and intricate design characteristic of the mid-19th century, marking an era when Fall River was a thriving textile hub.

Its Current State

Currently, the Remington-Borden House features a remarkable 4,171 square feet of living space, including seven bedrooms and five bathrooms.

The property is divided across three floors, with the potential for use as a multi-family home. Modern updates blend seamlessly with historic charm, including a sprawling kitchen with stainless steel appliances, multiple fireplaces, and original hardwood floors.

The house also boasts a detached, heated garage with storage and workspace, providing functional amenities while preserving its historic elegance.

Exterior Photos

The exterior of the house is characterized by its vibrant red color and intricate wooden trim, often referred to as “gingerbread” detailing.

A full wrap-around porch offers scenic views of the surrounding area, perfect for enjoying sunsets and the local landscape.

The professionally landscaped yard includes gentle sloping lawns and a sprinkler system, enhancing the property’s curb appeal.

Interior Photos

Inside, the house showcases a variety of well-preserved and tastefully updated spaces.

Featuring hardwood floors, high ceilings, and fireplaces, these rooms blend historic charm with modern comfort.

Spacious and light-filled, the bedrooms feature custom built-ins and stained glass windows.

Updated with stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, and a butler’s pantry, the kitchen combines modern amenities with historical aesthetics.

The bathrooms are a mix of modern updates and classic fixtures, including clawfoot tubs and stone countertops.

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