This beautiful Victorian home with large wrap around porch perfect for the porch swing was built in 1875. The home has been completely renovated. The inviting front foyer will take you to the spacious dining room or parlor. The living room centers the home, boasting a fireplace and large open roominess. Then to the newly remodeled kitchen with warm hickory cabinets with its modern amenities, sliding trays inside to modern built in spice rack. The back vestibule offers access to the deck through sliding glass doors, access to the first level bath, basement or the rear stair way. The front stair cases will lead you to a quaint landing on the second floor, perfect for that quite time for reading or meditation. The remainder of the second floor offers 4 bedrooms and full bath upstairs. You’ll find plenty of storage in the large walk up attic or make it that get away room or office. The basement has accommodations for 2 washer/dryer hookups for large family convenience, plenty of room for storage here. Yard boasts a nice sized laid patio with central fire pit. Great for evening guests to set around the fire and converse. Next to the patio is a yard pond with local rocks for landscaping. Check out the multi level deck with space especially made for a hot tub and area for large patio table and chairs. Deck also has natural gas hookup for grill. The 2+ garage boasts a 2nd story game room! Large enough for a pool table, game table, bar and more! The entertainers dream! Downstairs in the garage, is the workers dream. Plenty of room for what ever kind of tools you desire. Lots of room… lots of possibilities. The garage is prefaced by a large curved driveway. Plenty of room here! Also check out the beautifully landscaped yard and large garden shed in the backyard. Garden shed does not even describe the building, this could be made into a workshop or breakfast cottage. Use your imagination here. Many hours of renovation has gone into this home to insure it continues to deliver the warmth, closeness, and fun it was built to do in 1875. You'll want to see this one.