This Victorian Gothic-style home, which is located within the Dog Hill Architectural District, was built in the 1880s by G. B. Wilson, an architect and builder; it retains much of its original character and detail. All of the windows in the original part of the house are of unique design - none like the other. The ceiling height of the four main rooms on the first level is eleven feet. Hardwood floors run throughout the original main level. There are four original mantels with two vent-free, gas fireplaces. There are three original plaster medallions, with an additional exact replica medallion in the master bedroom. The 10-inch deep baseboards run through most of the main level, with complimentary molding surrounding the doorways and ceilings. Upon entering the home, you will be impressed by the massive central hallway, which leads to the beautiful staircase with iron railing. The large living room, found at the front of the home, has an ornate, beautifully carved 9-foot fireplace mantel with mirror, all surrounding one of the vent-free, gas fireplaces. There is a window seat in the double window at the front of the house. This room is encompassed by a deep, plaster crown molding. Across the hall, to the right of the entrance is the parlor. This room currently serves as a home office and music room. It is complimented by one of the beautifully crafted mantels and shares a vent-free fireplace with the dining room. The master suite is located on the main level of the home. The focal point of the large master bedroom is a beautifully carved fireplace mantel. You will also find an abundance of windows, to include a window seat. The ensuite bath boasts a large claw foot tub, separate shower, and double vanity The dining room is at the right rear of the original house, adjacent to the kitchen. This exceptional space is complimented by a fireplace mantel, a huge, built-in china cabinet and an expansive bay window. There is a large half-bath at the end of the hall. This room is set off by the gorgeous marble wall mounted sink, supported by brass brackets. The large, eat-in kitchen is adjacent to the dining room. It boasts an extra-large, walk-in pantry. Recently renovated, it has stainless appliances, to include a chef-grade gas range and butcher block counter with a huge porcelain farm sink. There is an abundance of cabinet space and a custom-made island with granite topper. There is also a vent-free fireplace in the dining area. Under the kitchen is a storm cellar. Off of the kitchen is a large, recently renovated laundry room, which also houses an additional refrigerator. Finally, at the rear of the house is a large craft/hobby room, with plenty of natural light and access to the fenced-in backyard. On the second floor you will find four large bedrooms - the largest of which has hardwood floors; all rooms have ceiling fans. There is a recently renovated full bath with a one-of-a-kind basin style sink. Through one of the bedrooms, there is walk-in access to a massive, climate-controlled storage area. This space can also be accessed through a stairwell originating in the kitchen. The outdoor space is a great compliment to this beautiful home. At just under a half-acre (unheard of in downtown settings), there are numerous gardens, a large lawn and lovely patio of pavers with a fire pit. In the winter, the patio setting affords a view of the recently renovated RJ Corman railroad bridge, as well as the Cumberland River.
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