This center hall home is a treasure of original early colonial craftmanship. Master builder Capt. Judah Woodruff reworked the original in 1769 according to public records. Extraordinarily, many original hinges, knobs and other hardware remain as well as some original wide board floors. Original wainscoting in the family room. There are two chimneys. The family room features a Rumsford style fireplace that makes winter living so cozy in this room. The living room side features a small wood stove with soapstone top. The generous sized rooms make this a perfect home for everyday living and also for entertaining large crowds. There is an attached studio with access to the rear yard and basement that has been used as an artists' space. The heating system is a super efficient Canadian manufacturer. The attic is accessed by stairs in one of the bedrooms. It has huge potential for someone who wants even more space The living space extends to the rear yard with a huge bluestone and granite patio with brownstone walls. The yard is completely fenced with a double wide gate for service vehicles. Several mature trees provide shade and a gorgeous, natural backdrop to light the summer evenings you are sure to enjoy in the this lovely home. Walk to Miss Porters, Noah Wallace, Library, houses of worship, Highland Park Market, banks and restaurants.
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