The Hetzell-Hotchkiss House, circa 1864 is a large stately brick colonial in South Farms. It's been converted into a one-of-a-kind two-family blending renovated spaces while retaining its vintage layout, incredible wood millwork, trim and flooring. The first-floor unit has an imposing entry with transom window and sidelights and original staircase to the second floor. This foyer opens to an oversized formal dining room with impressive crown moldings, large windows and doors to the living room/parlor, primary bedroom, kitchen and sunroom. Off the kitchen you'll access the basement, renovated full bath with shower and a bright cheery sunroom. There's a large rear deck with breathtaking sunsets year-round. The second-floor unit has a private rear entrance that enters at a lovely renovated kitchen with breakfast bar and pantry with ample storage. The second apartment is a mirror image of the first-floor plan except it has access to several partially finished rooms on the third level just waiting for your finishing touches. Options abound as either a two family or convert it back to its former glory as a stunning single-family home on a treed lined street. The 3rd floor attic with two dormer windows adds light and fantastic storage space. The owners of many years have upgraded electrical/ added Harvey vinyl windows/ roof in 1998/heating system in 2002/recently renovated decor and more. Take a moment to view this iconic historic property, a treasure for years of enjoyment.