Elegant 2-Bedroom, 2-Bath Apartment in the Historic Emma Flower Taylor Mansion Pleasefill out application before scheduling appointment ! 241 Clinton Street, Apt. 2 | Watertown, NY 13601 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1,088 Sq. Ft. Experience a rare opportunity to live in the beautiful and historic Emma Flower Taylor Mansion, one of Watertown's most distinctive residential properties. Apartment 2 is an elegant and spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom residence offering approximately 1,088 square feet of comfortable living space. Historic character and timeless architectural details give this apartment a warmth and sophistication that simply can't be found in an ordinary rental.Back enclosed porch. The centerpiece of the home is the elegant fireplace, adding classic charm and creating a beautiful focal point for the living space. Generously sized rooms, high-end character and the mansion's historic surroundings make this apartment feel both impressive and inviting. With two bathrooms and two bedrooms, the layout provides plenty of flexibility and privacy while maintaining the grand feel of this remarkable historic property. Apartment Highlights - 2 spacious bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - Approximately 1,088 sq. ft. - Located in the historic Emma Flower Taylor Mansion - Elegant fireplace - Spacious living areas - Beautiful historic architectural character - Distinctive mansion setting - Comfortable and functional floor plan - Convenient Watertown location Historic elegance meets comfortable modern living at Apartment 2. From the beautiful fireplace to the generous 1,088-square-foot layout, this is a truly unique opportunity to call one of Watertown's landmark historic properties home. Schedule a private showing and experience the character and elegance of the Emma Flower Taylor Mansion for yourself. owner pays for water and landscaping ,snow removal,internet and trash, tenant pays utilities.
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