Charles Wells House

The Charles Wells House, located in Reading, Massachusetts, is a charming example of a Queen Anne Victorian home built in 1894. Constructed by Charles Wells, a blacksmith from New Brunswick, this two-story wood-frame house features distinctive architectural elements such as a turret with a copper finial, a welcoming front porch with turned posts, and a visually appealing triangular dormer. The property also includes a period carriage house/barn, making it a notable site for those interested in historic architecture. The house was recognized for its significance and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984, making it a worthwhile visit for tourists and researchers alike.