It’s not everyday you get you can find a 1913 Sears and Roebuck home on 4 buildable East Hill lots but today is that day! Curb appeal and features you just can’t find that create a charm of a bygone era. The first thing you notice is the large livable front porch made for watching the world go by. Upon entering you are in the 35 foot long foyer with arched 12 foot ceilings that contrast with the heart of pine floors that were just restored to their original beauty. The trim wasn’t painted and is a natural compliment to the floors. A three bedroom 3 bath home with 2829 sq. ft. of living space. The dining room has the original built in China cabinet and the Butler’s pantry is also original. The huge kitchen was gutted in 2016 and now boast, granite countertops on three sides, KitchenAid appliances including 6 burner gas cooktop. Hidden behind the kitchen is a large laundry room. The master bath were gutted and totally redone with a very tasteful tile walk-in shower, marble vanity, cabinets, flooring and commode . In 2026 the entire interior was repainted and the original plaster was skimmed and restored. The guest bath was gutted and redone with new double quartz vanity, mirrors , lighting, cabinets and a tub/ shower. The home was rewired in 2016 and replumbed during remodeling. We left the covered back porch natural because it seemed like the right thing to do it captures the essence of the home There was an addition sometime in the past (unknown date) which includes a den, large bedroom and one of the baths. This is on the south side of the home. The roof was replaced 12/2025 about 4 months ago as we tried to bring this home to a point where the new owners could put finishing on what we did. This home sits on a 160 ‘ by 137.5’ lot, the back lot could actually be cut off and sold, it should be worth $150,000 easy, but it would be a crime to do so. Let your imagination figure out to do with all this land and what to do with it.