A charming Tudor Revival style home built by Carl Bissman in 1931. It's distinguishing exterior features include a prominent stone chimney that dominates the facade made of locally quarried Carthage stone, a steeply pitched roof with covered side porch and an arched front door magnified by an arching sweep of English ivy. The home boasts original hardwoods throughout, marble basket weave tile in the main bathroom, a charming trunk room that has been finished for additional office/play space and a large master bedroom. The 2nd floor follows the roofline of the home, a signature of the builder and built-ins abound with a telephone niche in the dining room, foyer display and cabinet and breakfast nook plate display. The home has all original millwork, solid wood doors and glass doorknobs with Tudor style escutcheons. The living room has one entire wall of built in bookcases and original archways punctuate the transitions to the foyer and dining room. There are chandeliers in virtually every room that date from the early 20th century but have all been cleaned and rewired for use today. The single attached garage provides additional storage and the backyard has been transformed with hosta beds, a built in firepit and patio and raised garden beds.
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