Available for the first time in 60 years, this 1895 Century Home is understated elegant with a fun and harmonious floorplan.
The wrap around front porch has Tuscan columns, turned balusters and a scalloped wood trim pediment.
As you enter the foyer, notice the fine millwork which showcases some of the detailed craftsmanship that is original to the property.
The living and dining have bay windows with non-functioning fireplaces.
The tasteful interior paint is fresh and bright in neutral shades which accentuate the abundant natural light throughout.
Original oak floors on main and second level have their own unique patina.
The eat in kitchen with laundry has an added design feature of connecting to a multi-purpose 11 x 15 covered screen deck and a park-like view.
Flooring is complementary luxury plank as well as in the powder and hallway.
Upstairs on the second floor are four bedrooms with their original doors and transom windows. Primary bedroom has large front bay window .
Two of the smaller bedrooms have large closets as well.
The main and second floor ceiling heights are both nine feet.
Be sure to check out the “sleeping porch”, hallmark of a bygone era that today, still spells fun!
Third floor has recreation room and large walk-in hidden alcove for seasonal storage, pine plank floors and seven foot ceilings.
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS:
New roof includes 6″ gutters and guards (2022)
Furnace, a/c and water heater (2017)
Both chimneys underwent extensive restoration (2025)
New interior paint on first and second level (2024-26)
Exterior lap siding and trim repainted (2026)
All appliances stay.
This comfortable, well maintained house has plenty of room to grow into and is in an all around great neighborhood.
Incomparably located in the Marshall Place Historic District and only moments away from the hub of Old Webster fine dining, shopping, schools and public library.
Access to Clayton or highways is simple and efficient.