Built in 1912, this lower of two units has been updated over the years, but retains details that speak to an earlier time, when craftsmen readily plied their trades. The hardwood floors have inlaid details, while the living room ceiling has a flared coved ceiling floating above the fireplace. A dramatic box-beamed ceiling with intricate details accents the original built-in cabinetry with diamond-shaped leaded glass doors and decorative pilasters capped by egg and dart details popular in the early part of the last century. The updated kitchen and bathrooms are modern yet blend in easily with unchanged details. A walkthrough pantry, between the dining room and kitchen provides more storage or even the possibility of a petite office. There is also a sizeable, deeded storage room on the lower level that is awaiting the new owner's vision.
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