This historical colonial is on the National Historical Society Registry and was built in 1790. It was also the Recruitment House for the War of 1812. It boasts eleven rooms with wide pine wood floors and tile throughout the home. There was also an addition built onto the home in 1993 and has central air conditioning and forced hot air by gas. The main house has steam oil heat.
There are five fireplaces. One very large one in the kitchen with a bee hive oven, one in the living room with custom made drapes, one in each of the two bedrooms with custom window treatments upstairs, and one in the bathroom with a pedastal sink and french tub. All fireplaces were professionally redone and are in perfect working condition.
There are open beams exposed in the dining room with custom made drapes and period wallpaper.
The front entrance foyer has a mural of the Revolutionary War from the first floor to the ceiling on the second floor
There is a bright and cheerful sitting/laundry room off one of the bedrooms upstairs and an exercise/computer room off the other bedroom.
The Master bedroom is very large with his and her closets as well as a smaller closet. It also has a sink and a balcony overlooking the backyard.
It has two full baths upstairs and a half bathroom downstairs which is off of the six person Jacuzzi room.
The two back rooms were previously used as an office with a waiting room and are presently used as a bedroom and second family room. It also has a full sized walk in closet, which we use as a computer room with a second refridgerator.
The backyard is very large and has a shed, horseshoe pit, wooden swing set structure, and is fenced in. There is a peach tree, strawberry patch and annuals, including lilac trees, a fully stocked Koi pond and a patio off the kitchen.
The kitchen has recently been painted and all the appliances are less than one year old.
The roof on the main part of the home needs to be replaced and the home needs paint on the exterio
This is a must see home that has lots of character and charm!
