The journey to this 1820’s Civil War Era Manor House begins along a long private lane, setting a serene and timeless tone for the entire property. This historic home sits on approximately 7.74 acres in Englewood, offering a rare opportunity to complete a custom vision. A full interior demolition has been completed to reveal the original walls of the home, removing material from decades of old remodels. Based on clues from the initial design, a current design plan was developed with a local architect to honor the original beauty while preparing the home for modern living.

This spacious residence is designed for five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms across two stories with 4,009 square feet of living area. Mechanical systems are currently in process, with rough-in electrical set up for modern needs and plumbing initially started with copper. The HVAC system is 90% complete, featuring custom ductwork created to accommodate reclaimed, restored, cast iron register covers. A professional mason has also addressed interior structural concerns using reclaimed antique brick.

Every window in the house, garage, and basement has been replaced, totaling 31 new Marvin Windows installed by craftsmen who specialize in historic building preservation. The house and attached 4 car garage also feature new shingles installed in November 2018. Outbuildings on the acreage include a 40’ x 32’ pole barn with a cement floor and a 72’ X 42’ bank barn.
Summer Kitchen was used as a mother-in-law suite; current owner had plans to make it an office

This cash-only sale is at a perfect transition point, allowing you to choose whether to follow the current design direction or create your own dream home. A large collection of reclaimed architectural salvage items is also available per negotiation to help you complete the next phase of this unique property.