They don't build them like this anymore. This turn-of-the-century Victorian is filled with the craftsmanship and character that make these homes so special. From the detailed exterior trim and painted accents to the original woodwork found throughout the interior, the details start before you even walk through the front door. Inside, hardwood floors run throughout much of the home, surrounded by substantial woodwork, detailed trim, solid wood doors, large windows, and wide baseboards. The first floor showcases some of the home's best features. A large dining room includes a built-in glass-front china cabinet and opens to the living room through an impressive columned entry with detailed woodwork. The living room continues the character with a detailed ceiling, hardwood floors, and a brick fireplace with a wood mantel. The original wood staircase carries the turn-of-the-century craftsmanship to the second floor, where you'll find four bedrooms with more hardwood flooring, wood doors, and original trim. Outside, the Victorian architecture continues with a covered front porch, decorative brackets, detailed trim work, and painted accents that highlight the home's design. The property has a partially finished basement for additional usable space, and sits on a level in-town lot. Original woodwork, built-ins, hardwood floors, detailed trim inside and out--this is the kind of craftsmanship they simply don't build like they used to.