Stately Victorian Lady Seeks a Suitor! Don’t just a book by its cover! This amazing historic home has many interior upgrades despite its need for an exterior renovation. Circa 1900 Queen Anne gem underwent a full interior renovation in 2001. All the original wood trim, doors and floors that were intact at that time were restored and left in place including the stunning staircase rail and banister. Many doors in the house are 8 feet tall and sport their original hardware. Especially beautiful is the pocket door between the living room and the dining room which is entirely intact and functional. The kitchen was fully updated in 2001 and has recent stainless steel appliances. Both of the full upstairs baths were renovated. New HVAC installed in late 2022 (furnace and AC). The exterior awaits a full renovation–think of the fun you will have choosing colors for this Grand Dame! Home has an historic designation which means that color and styling of the exterior renovation must be approved by the Historic commission so that the structure remains in keeping with its original character. See the house across the alley (it’s “sister” house) for inspiration on what can be done with the exterior!