The home was built in 1929 by a Danish craftsman. The roof lines are the mansard style, with interior ceilings that are boxed off, a design often imitated in modern custom homes. The native stone fireplace is impressive with a slate raised apron. The kitchen is efficient and has a counter pass through to the dining room. The dining room has picture windows that look down a wooded hill with no other homes in sight. The interior walls are plaster. Overall the house has a warm and comfortable feeling from the stone gravel driveway to a walk in your own woods. We are often complimented on the home's charm and we've been told the house was once featured in a home and garden magazine.
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