209 Hosea Ave., $565,000 If you’re searching for a beautifully preserved Victorian-era house, this listing is a must-see. The stately Gaslight District home–a veteran of the popular Clifton House Tour—is a study in historically-accurate decorating. It’s just steps away from the newly relocated Clifton branch public library (housed in the former home of Mayor Boss Cox, designed by Samuel Hannaford) and a five-minute walk to the Ludlow Avenue business district. Click through our gallery for more photos and details:
The home’s front entrance features a double staircase.
View of the side porch
The entryway shows off all the home’s historic features at once: original wood floors, paneling, stained glass windows, and molding.
The front door features original lead-glass door panels.
The dining room still has its original fabric wall coverings, fabric mural, built-in hutch, and wooden ceiling beams.
The fireplace, stained glass windows, and wood wall paneling are all original to the home.
The half-bathroom still has its original 1907 sink.
The kitchen has been updated to contemporary standards with stainless steel appliances.
The original butler’s pantry can hold dozens of place settings.
The main living room’s chandeliers are made of Swarovski crystal.
This stained glass window predates the 1907 home.
Don’t miss the painted floors in this bedroom.
The molding on the walls and ceiling is original to the home.
Another bathroom features a claw foot tub.
The porch is equipped with fans and curtains.
The yard has views of the Gaslight District’s historic homes.
The two-car garage and four-spot driveway are rare in this dense urban district.
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