If you are looking beyond the cookie-cutter home, for one with style and stunning architectural elements, look no further. While the home was built in 1915, it has undergone some significant remodels to include kitchens and baths, but it still retains all of the charm of the past. It is over 3500 feet on three levels, with the lower level offering a full kitchen, bath, bedroom and living space AND with its own outside entrance. From the front door, you enter into an expansive windowed sun room, with dramatic tile floors, then go through the solid oak door into the main foyer that has stairs, with solid iron decorative balusters, leading upstairs, plus a den with solid oak built-ins, a living room with a fireplace, a long dining room, a deep butler's pantry, lined with oak cabinets on both sides, a half bath with period features, a full bath, and a kitchen with tile floors, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops and then two large bedrooms with ample closet space. Upstairs is a huge primary bedroom with a fireplace, a bright sun/flex room, two more bedrooms; all with enormous closets, and a handsome full bath with wallpaper, a gorgeous old sink with real marble top and real marble floors. The original, highly sought-after light fixtures, with blown glass shades, and a stained glass insert into a door, are also included. Hardwood floors and impressive wood-lined walls and entrances, into rooms, throughout. The home is on a desirable corner lot with mature trees and landscaping and a versatile detached garage. Plus, the backyard is fenced and it offers a lovely patio with access from a couple places in the home. Bring your imagination and consider multi-generational living or a nightly rental (Airbnb) conversion.