HISTORIC GRANITE ESTATE

NATIONAL REGISTER PROPERTY - A beautiful 5 bedroom , three bath home w/16-inch walls built of local granite surrounded with a granite smoke house, granite garage (w/ in-laws apartment above), traditional beveled siding tobacco pack house and a two stall cow barn. The entry foyer and hall greet the visitor with an abundance of beveled glass some inlaid into six-foot french doors leading to a nostalgic parlor that presents a stone, coal burning fireplace w/ natural gas logs. Walnut inlaid white oak floors framed with oak wainscoating accented above with deep, long forgotten hand muled plaster crown moulding help set the stage for nostalgic relaxation on the main floor. Most light fixtures are original cast iron or hand painted and accented by schonces throughout. The sunroom focal point is a fireplace faced entirely with quartz and crowned with a marble mantle in a room walled with antique horizontal rotating windows and walnut inlaid oak floors. The hand painted "sea shell" fixture and matching sconches could have come from the titanic. The main floor master bath is quaint and features an oversized double slipper, sink-till-you're-covered, bathtub resting on granite floors. Upstairs we find two additional bedroom/bathroom suites featuring clear fir wood and tile floors. One suite accesses a modest balcony. A third bedroom is also a traditional "summer porch" and features six windows that fully recess into the wall below. The granite smoke house concels an earhten "cold cellar". The main level is currently being used as a work out room with equipment and a sauna. The german beveled siding three level traditional tobacco pack house is in very good condition The two stall milk cow barn is in fair to poor condition although still usable. This is an excellent candidate for a Bed & Breakfast or unique executive residence.