21 Ross St, Batavia, NY 14020

A Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity: Meticulously Preserved 1904 Classic Revival. Step into timeless elegance with this 1904 masterpiece featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and 3,336 sqft. Built by esteemed jeweler Charles Bradley and lovingly kept by just two families for over a century, this is only its second time on the market. A true architectural gem, it blends history, craftsmanship, and character. Situated beside the historic Richmond Library, its striking façade showcases a stately open porch, hipped roof, gabled dormers, and distinctive plaster medallions—hallmarks of Classic Revival style. Inside, the original artistry is stunning, earning features in Batavia’s “Tour of Homes” and “Architectural Heritage of Genesee County.” Rich hardwood inlays, ornate woodwork, period lighting, and exquisite leaded glass evoke another era. The formal library with gas fireplace and rare Susan B. Anthony surround exudes warmth. A grand dining room impresses with paneled wood walls, vintage sconces, dual built-ins, and a custom 17-piece dining set—original and still pristine. The adjacent butler’s pantry dazzles with custom cabinetry, a copper sink, and smart storage for seven table leaves. The spacious living room boasts a wood-burning fireplace, piano, and flexible layout. Upstairs, a finished attic suite with full bath offers endless uses: guest space, studio, or private retreat. Out back, a semi-enclosed porch leads to curated gardens and a gazebo designed for year-round beauty. With thoughtful plantings and evergreens, the grounds offer a peaceful retreat. Original home and garden blueprints remain, along with historical photos, articles, and documents—a rare glimpse into its storied past. This isn’t just a home—it’s a legacy. A one-of-a-kind chance to own a preserved piece of history, masterfully designed and lovingly maintained. Dely negotiations until 7/1/25.