Reduced! Crandall Park Estate 6 bed 5 bath 2 master suites

7,834 sq. feet of living area! all on 1.223 acres! full basement and attic! Closets galore! 3 full and 2 half bathrooms, 6 bedrooms (2 masters), 5 fireplaces, carved oak trim throughout, solid wood doors (oak and cherry), floors are oak, carpet, tile, and marble, chandeliers, security alarm, 50 gal gas hot water, gas steam heat, laundry chute on all levels, 2 inside staircases, 1 outside staircase.

1st floor: Foyer, Den/Office with wet bar, Formal Dining Room, Living Room, Pantry, large eat-in Kitchen, 2 Pantries, Sun Room, Powder Room, Coat Room, Luggage Closet.

2ndfloor: 2master bedrooms (1 with adjoining study, each with private baths and dressing rooms), Linen Closet, 2 more baths, 4 more bedrooms. 3 of the bedrooms are the original servants quarters, including the original kitchen with icebox, etc and private entrance. Could be a great in-law apartment.

Basement: Family room, Music room, Laundry room, Wine Cellar, several storage rooms, utility room.

Attic: fully floored, insulated, and heated. French doors to stairway, cedar closets and drawers, storage room.

Garage: Attached, 3 car, heated, automatic door.

Outside: Patio, Front and Back Porch, lots of mature oak & maple trees, across street is park with mature trees, sidewalk along street and up to front door, paved driveway goes along side to back and circles around, 3 Storage/Out-buildings.

Price reduced to $285,000 (insurance replacement cost is $1,300,000)

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History: Historic Wick/Hirshberg Mansion, former residence of the founders of: Butler Wick & Co. & The Strouss Hirshberg Department Store. Estate is the main contributing structure to Crandall Park/5th Avenue Historic Park District w/Colonial Revival Design & Historic Craftsman Influence. Original 1874 plat was owned by Nelson Crandall. 1918 builders/residents were Clara Kenworthy Wick & Philip Wick, Jr. Bernard Hirshberg was the next significant historic owner followed by a son of the locally owned Hartzell's Department Store. Many historic features are appropriate for the custom crafted construction/architecture of the early 1900's, as well as the interior/exterior features, including original antique appliances still located in servants quarters. This outstanding 1.223 acre treasure showcases many years of rich reflective art, period design and unique handsome charm. Not an average home! Truly a home for a buyer who wants to own a piece of local history.