This quaint little stone house was built in the early 1900’s with real stone. The circle top stone arches and exterior cladding have weathered the winds of time well for the most part. The wooden aspects of the exterior, (porch floors and ceilings, door and window trims, fascia) are much in need of maintenance. The interior finishes, trims and features have remained pretty much unchanged. This would make a great project for any home renovation enthusiast. There is a relatively new natural gas boiler that currently heats the space. With a little TLC this would make a comfortable space for any new occupant and sits on a 1.2 acre lot with 265 feet of road frontage. There have been many perrenial plantings done on the property over the years that could be cleaned up and possibly relocated to the new resident’s liking. Truely a unique opportunity for the creative handy person. There are not a lot of these historic structures left that have the good bones that this does. Here to help, reach out today!