This listing is Contingent with first rights. If you are looking for a premier home in West Central, look no further. The Edsall-Brown-Wise house was built in Greek Revival style in 1847. This home was originally built at 836 W. Berry St., and moved to its current location by ARCH in May of 1981. At the time the home was moved it was placed on a new full basement. This unique home was originally occupied briefly by Samuel Edsall and John Brown. However, the first longstanding family to live in the home was the family of William P. Cooper whose son became the second lawyer to be admitted to the Allen County Bar Association. You will see the charm and unique qualities of this home the minute that you walk into the front door. The foyer features original entry tile and original open staircase. The large living room is directly off of the foyer and features large windows that fill the home with natural light. Directly off of the living room is the dining room which offers plenty of room for entertaining friends and family. Also located on the first floor is an area that could be used as a "mother-in-law" suite which features a living area, small bedroom and full bath. The current owners use this area as a Den and room for when hosting guests. The updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances and leads to the patio and large backyard. The second floor of the home features a large library / sitting area at the top of the stairs with floor to ceiling built in bookcases. The Master bedroom is large with an en-suite bathroom and large walk in closet. Additionally the second floor features two additional bedrooms and laundry room. This property features plenty of room for a garage at the rear of the home. Additionally, this is one of the few homes in West Central that has a private driveway. *** Historical documents attached to listing****
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