This vintage Victorian was originally built by one of the first residents of Maywood, Edwin Miller on land purchased from the Maywood Company. Miller owned the shop that printed one of Maywood's earliest newspaper and his descendants lived in the house until the early 1980's. The house features 3 stained and leaded glass windows that are of a highly unique design. The front parlor, second parlor are separated by fully-operational pocket doors. The front parlor has a working wood-burning fireplace framed by the original oak mantle with mirror, and original tiled surround. All the original woodwork is intact and features beaded and crown moulding over the doorways. The ceilings in the front and second parlor and dining room have original ornate plaster ceiling medallions. There are two staircases, a formal one at the entry and a second in the rear of the house. All the interior 5-panel doors are original. There are 2 full baths that were remodeled in the late 90's. The upstairs bath features a Jacuzzi. The house sits on a double lot, and has a large, landscaped back yard surrounded by a 6-foot privacy fence. The 2-car garage was built in 2006, and the roof was a complete tear-off/reshingle in 2005. The furnace and central air were installed in 1998.
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