Coming soon · 5 bed · 2½ bath
Room for family, room for hosting, room for relaxing, and room to build. Not just a charming farmhouse on property documented back to 1868, but massively updated and modern where it counts - foundation, structure, and mechanical systems. Everyone gets their own space with 5 bedrooms and can come together in big shared spaces. And when you need to get a project done, there's 1,056 square feet of garage and shop space.
Front elevation, showing the 2009 addition and 2010 porch.
Why this one is different
Buying a house this old normally means accepting a stack of unknowns and pricing them in. Knob-and-tube behind the plaster. Galvanized pipe. A crumbling foundation. No insulation anywhere. A roof of indeterminate age.
Every one of those has been dealt with — most of it between 2009 and 2014, the rest through 2026. The wiring is new. The plumbing is new. There are two HVAC systems. The main floor, basement, and attic are well-insulated with many new windows. The foundation is poured concrete with a finished basement inside it.
Room to work
Not just a garage — a 24 by 34 shop wired for 240, heated by a permitted wood stove, with two overhead doors. Then a 10 by 24 building that can be A third bay off the alley, so you've got ample space to store or build your next dream project.
Across two detached buildings — 240-volt service, wood heat, and 3 bays. This is the part of the property that never shows up on a floor plan, and never shows up in the price of a comparable house.
A working shop rather than a parking garage: 240-volt service, two overhead doors, and wood heat. At 34 feet deep there is room for a bench and a project along one wall without giving up either bay.
Built as a garden shed, but a full-size overhead door on the alley end makes it a usable single garage — drive straight in off the alley without touching the driveway. Its own 120-volt subpanel, so lights and outlets work without running a cord from the house. Uninsulated: a cold bay, not a second shop.
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