This gorgeous, historic home from the early 1900’s has been so very well preserved! Come take a walk through this incredible home and feel the history speaking from the walls! Immaculate original woodwork, crown moldings, 10″ baseboards, original wood floors, unique tiles accent bathrooms, kitchen, and overhead cabinetry. This is definitely one of a kind, and has been loved by each owner! French doors with beveled glass, charming breakfast nook, and pink wall tiles in the half bath make this property unmatched. Steam heat (boiler in basement) services all levels (except the attic) and allows for less dust in the air and combats dry winter skin! There’s an A/C unit in the attic that services the attic and the 2nd floor. No heat in attic, but typically doesn’t get below 55 degrees. The main floor has a mini split wall unit in the breakfast nook. No A/C in the basement, but it stays cool. There is a lovely brick and stone patio on the west side of the house, fully fenced yard with vinyl privacy fence, and the alley has been paved behind this property. *Fun fact…..this home has only had four owners since it’s birth in 1918 (three physicians and one contractor!) There is an easement from 1987 on record at the Deed’s office pertaining to a strip 18 inches x 60 feet on the north side of this property where the garage and fence are located on the neighbor’s property. Roof is 12 years old, and seller has had it inspected (Fisher Roofing) and added fresh ridge cap in the last few months, plus had the flat part of the roof re-done (Fisher Roofing). Seller also checked into the possibility of a new buyer getting insurance on the shake shingles. Farm Bureau (Rick Smith) will write a policy for a new owner. So many great things about this charming, one-of-a-kind home!!