The Mantz House. 1930 American Craftsman in the bungalow style in a quiet setting. This property is listed in the National Historic Register as a home in the Edinburg Historic District. This home has undergone a complete renovation since 2017. The large front porch is supported by balustrades of river rock sourced from the Shenandoah River. The chimney as well is clad with the the same river rock. A custom built, full- wall library wall has been added to the library. The home office contains custom built full-wall barrister shelving. The back porch required structural renovation and is now a lovely glassed-in sunroom. A large original brick outdoor fireplace/oven remains but requires renovation. Beautiful hardwood floors of both oak and Douglas fir throughout. Fireplace has gas insert. Pre-blight American Chestnut trim throughout. Fully remodelled chef’s kitchen maintains the craftsman style while incorporating authentic H&E Smith London Underground tile and commercial appliances. The second floor bath has been remodelled to include a large walk in shower with floor to ceiling glass enclosure a jacuzzi tub. All four large attic eaves have been finished for full use. Whole house heat/AC and separate mini split in sunroom. Detached garage with storage - the original ‘coop.” This property has been lovingly restored to reflect a modern day luxury version of the original home built by C.C. (Peg) Mantz.
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