Enchanting and exceptionally well maintained 1868, east side charmer with an interesting history and many updates. Treasure all the original features: beautiful wide window and door trim, wide mop boards, gorgeous full bay in the living room, pocket doors – they work!, dormered ceilings in the upstairs bedrooms and a captivating claw foot tub. Enjoy the best heating and cooling with hot water heat and central air. Many updates include windows – many are specialty arched windows, in-keeping with the architecture of the house, 150 AMP electrical service, wiring throughout, zoned heating and cooling, insulation, kitchen updates including hardwood floors, all white appliances, eat-in kitchen area, see-through glass front cupboards, side porch rebuilt with inspiration from the original, stainless steel liner in the chimney.
The main floor family room could also be a 5th bedroom.
Fabulous location – a quick walk to Carleton college, downtown Northfield with its great shops, bookstore, bakeries, coffee houses, bridge square, farmer’s markets, entertainment, parks, and the Arboretum.
In 1876, at the time of the historic Northfield Bank Raid, this was the home of Anselm Manning. Mr. Manning was the owner of a downtown Northfield hardware store and one of the local citizens who helped thwart the bank robbery.
