4 bedrooms | 3 baths | 4,500 square feet
Built in 1880
I can only hope this beautifully gloomy Mansard comes with at least some of the decor because the vintage pictures lining the wall, taxidermy, and Victorian lampshades really make it pop. Combine that with the melancholy red and green walls, dark oak and walnut, and hyper-detailed ceilings, and you’ve got a winner.
All I need is a quill and ink to write a Gothic novel in the study.
Here’s the realtor’s description.
“Historic charm with modern conveniences, located right in the heart of the East End Historic District. The quality craftsmanship, with butternut, walnut and oak woods adorn the entire home, floor to ceiling. Adding warmth to this beautiful home are 3 stunning marble fireplaces, all in working order. There are 4 beautiful pocket doors in various rooms throughout the home. Several stained-glass windows throughout, front & back parlors, used as living and family rooms, divided by a massive set of walnut pocket doors. Lots of new in 2021: Furnace & Air with multiple zoning, gourmet chef’s dream kitchen which has been totally renovated, quartz countertops with all new appliances, sub-zero refrigerator, Whirlpool dishwasher, Ilve Stove, ceramic tile floor & updated wiring in kitchen, new sewer line & chimney cap. Upstairs bathroom has new plumbing, sink & toilet. A complete list provided with this listing. Cellar section of basement being used as wine cellar with racks (will convey).”
