Step into history with this one-of-a-kind 1903 home, known as the Geyer-Hartley House. Featured in "Historic Homes of New Albany", and included in the city's Historic Home Tour, this home is rich in character and history. This 2½-story architectural treasure boasts original oak and pine woodwork, fluted columns, dentil crown molding, and a stunning wraparound front porch. Inside, you'll find a partially open oak staircase with stained glass window, two fireplaces with original mantels and tilework, dual pocket doors, and a large bay window adds charm and character. The third-floor attic offers approximately 400 additional square feet, finished with classic beadboard paneling and solid flooring, accessible via permanent stairs. While this space is not included in the finished square footage due to the lack of HVAC, the addition of a mini-split system could increase the total finished living space to nearly 3,000 sq ft. Included is a 2-story detached garage w/electric and carport. This is a rare opportunity to own a historic masterpiece with craftsmanship and character that can’t be replicated today. Recent updates include a new sewer line (2023) and updated electrical panel. Comparable renovated homes in this area suggest an after-repair value of approximately $450,000, offering strong potential for equity and appreciation. Perfect for a buyer who values originality and sees the beauty in restoring historic homes. Home is being sold AS-IS. Buyer to verify sq. footage.