This red brick Victorian is, from the exterior, a charming and cozy home, featuring multiple dormers, gingerbread trim on the eaves and corbels and a contrasting shade of teal along the front second story, which is clad in shingles that emphasize the bay windows... but the true star of the home in the warmer months is the garden.
Inside the home, the hard wood floor is a well polished, with a coat rack hanging near the front door. Stairs lead to the second floor, and to the right of the narrow entryway, a formal sitting room faces a restored 1800s fireplace. The decor looks like an older woman's dream, with deep plush couch and chairs in antique styles. No television in the sitting room, though a bright teal door leads to a family room, a large screen TV taking up most of one wall with a couch and loveseat taking up much of the space, along with a coffee table, all looking like something from an Ikea.
A combined kitchen and dining room is one of the few areas that's been updated to modern standards, the space narrow but efficient, well appointed. The bathroom off the space is oddly shaped, but comfortable, with plenty of candles for anyone who might want a spa experience. The second floor has four bedrooms and one public bathroom, updated with modern fixtures and a sleek shower. Hardwood floors, set at a diagonal to the rooms, run throughout this floor.