Built circa 1902, this single family Victorian-style home was restored back to its original design in 1996 after having been subdivided into three apartments for many years (renovation design by local architect, Jack Dishong - all blueprint are on the kitchen counter). During the restoration, some hidden features were rediscovered - a stain glass window that sits above the landing on the main staircase, a separate staircase leading from the kitchen to the 2nd floor, and a staircase to the attic that had also been locked up for years. The house has a formal dining room and parlor, sunroom, and four bedrooms, the smallest of which was converted into a walk-in dressing room adjacent to the master bedroom. Both the listing room and dining room feature gas fireplaces. Among its most beautiful features are the rich chestnut doors and woodwork and a built in pantry in the kitchen. A must-see includes the stone patio with matching pergolas and 5-ft fountain in the rear of the home. A massive walk-up attic and full basement add plenty of space for storage. An EXTENSIVE list of updates and renovation information is available upon request.