Click through the photos above for a virtual look around the interior of the property. The photos were posted on the Weichert.com listing.
Editor's Note : we've photoshopped something spooky into one of the pictures.
Is it Haunted?
According to this write-up on HauntedHouses.com, Joshua Ward built his mansion on the land where the infamous Sheriff George Corwin once had his house/jail in the 1680s.
"Sheriff George Corwin, nick-named "The Strangler," had the duty to interrogate suspected witches and warlocks, and carried out the painful death sentences, during Salem's shameful witch hunting era, which took place in the years of 1692 - 1693," the site reads.
According to the history tab on HauntedHouses, Corwin died of a sudden heart attack in 1697, and was interned in his cellar because the ground was frozen and his family was afraid that his body would be dismembered by an unruly crowd.
His grave remained there for many years before being moved to Broad Street Cemetery, according to the site.
