You’ll enjoy this beautiful, historic home. Originally built in 1810, it was expanded and redesigned in 1900 by J. Foster Warner, renowned architect of the George Eastman House and Ontario County Courthouse. Built to impress, this home has parquet hardwood floors, six fireplaces, intricate crown molding, tall archways, coffered ceilings, pocket doors and bay windows. With a perfectionist’s eye for the smallest detail, Warner even drew blueprints for the home’s built-in medicine cabinet. Warner added a touch of elegance to the accent windows in the important public rooms. Diamond patterns beveled into thick crystal panes cast rainbows throughout the grand foyer, front parlor, office, and living and dining rooms. Just as Warner intended, this home has timeless beauty and function. A walk-through butler’s pantry holds all your tableware, linens and dining table leaves. The brand-new kitchen has stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops and island seating. A walk-in food pantry leads to the laundry and vintage built-in icebox. Upstairs, you’ll find the master bedroom, four more bedrooms, another full bathroom and a second home office/craft room. A bit of mystery: Masonic symbols in the walk-up attic ‘s eyebrow windows once welcomed members to secret meetings and billiards there. Out front, a wisteria-framed grand portico greets your guests. Side and back porches overlook a fenced backyard, boxwood garden, lilacs, mature hardwood trees and 8-person hot tub. The home’s convenient location in the heart of the North Main Street residential historic district lets you walk to schools, parks, churches, downtown shops, brew pubs, shows, restaurants and museums.
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