Welcome to Edgell Estate, a home rich in history and heart, ready to embrace its next chapter. Originally purchased by Harold Edgell in 1926, this storied residence has been a cornerstone of Campton life for nearly a century. Harold lived here with his beloved wife Leona and their two daughters, Darlene Reta and Linda Emma. Leona, a dedicated teacher for 25 years, left an indelible mark on the community; so much so that all schools closed in her honor when she passed away at the young age of 47. Harold, a lifelong resident and the proud owner of Edgell’s Garage, remained a fixture in the town. It was at Edgell’s Garage that Darlene would meet her husband, Bill Brill, and together they all lived until Harold’s passing in 1985, and then Darlene’s in 2020. Darlene, following in her mother’s footsteps, also dedicated her life to education, serving as an administrative assistant at her alma mater, Plymouth State, for more than 40 years. With two spacious garages, it’s an ideal home for car enthusiasts or anyone in need of ample storage with a total of five bays. Use one garage for personal projects and rent the other for additional income. Known by many Campton residents as the “Holiday House,” Edgell Estate invites you to become part of its ongoing legacy. Whether you’re an educator, a car enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates a home with a story, this is a place where you can plant roots in a cherished community. (broker interest in home