They sure don't make 'em like this anymore This historic Dutch Colonial home is a show stopper With 4 beds, 2.5 baths, and over 2,100 sq ft of living space you're sure to have plenty of room for the whole family. This home was built in 1903 for Henry Benson. Mr. Benson was the heir to the successful Saginaw Bay Fish Company. During a good year, the Company shipped over a thousand tons of fish Benson also had a substantial interest in lumber and coal. Bay City Mayor William Tomlinson and his wife purchased the house in 1918, and lived here for 30 years. As soon as you enter into the natural wood entry way, you are introduced to a grand and spacious living area that is perfect for entertaining. Drenched with natural light and packed with historic charm, this handsome home is sure to find its way to your heart. The gorgeous Palladian window illuminates the staircase with refreshing sunlight. Some of the bedrooms have walk-in closets and built-ins. There is newer electrical wiring, but the original switches remain, reminiscent of a time long passed. The fenced back yard features beautiful perennials and a hammock pergola that stays with the home. During the summertime, your favorite place to be will be in the hammock next to the big hibiscus bush. Don't let this beautiful home slip through your fingers Located close to Bangor Schools. Contact your favorite realtor today to schedule your showing before it's gone.
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