Creme de la creme. Rich in details & steeped in history, this Dutch Colonial Revival has been extensively restored with craftsmanship as the hallmark. One of the original homes on the Boulevard, it was built as a result of a wonderful love story. Gerrod Graves was a merchant & a widow. He was moving to Ashland & had recently married Susan Foster. When they arrived, he built the house for her. Now 3 bedrooms & 3 baths, the owners have added a gas fireplace, additional windows to create symmetry & light, 3-paned windows along the front, feathered in reclaimed flooring, created a modern kitchen with Carlos Delgado that still allows for period choices, upgraded electrical & plumbing & removed walls to open space & improve the flow. A huge sunroom overlooks the landscaped, park-like backyard. Living space is downstairs with sleeping space up. A big attic could provide for even more expansion. The home sits on a double lot, a rarity. You're center stage here so stroll to everything.
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