The 5,748-square-foot property is the only remaining Boston building associated with John Hancock. Hancock sold the property to ... but its next owner doesn’t need to turn it into a monument. Flexible ...

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The house is the only remaining property associated with founding father John Hancock in Boston, the listing says.

The 5,748-square-foot home of first Massachusetts Governor and Second Continental Congress President John Hancock is now on the market, according to Landvest real estate.

A Boston home built by founding father John Hancock is now on the market.

A shot of a dining area in the John Hancock home in Boston, which is now on the market with Landvest realty. The building is currently in use as a law office.

A historic Boston property that predates the American Revolution and was once owned by Founding Father John Hancock has been made available for purchase for the first time in more than 50 years.

John Hancock was first to sign Declaration of Independence, the first governor of MA and president of the Second Continental Congress.