Every now and then a home is so spectacular that it resonates deeply on an emotional level. This is that home and you'll agree when you scroll through the professional photography. An arborist built this house in 1919 on what was known then as Plum street. They planted majestic hemlocks and birch trees that still stand today. The first thing you'll notice is the breathtaking curb appeal. Upon entry, it's clearly evident that this home could be used as a Master Class on how to build a home. You're surrounded by gleaming hardwood flooring in the living room with glorious views of the quaint street it's on. The kitchen will impress the most prudent of buyers with its spectacular design, custom finishes and attention to detail. Soapstone countertops are exquisitely set on cherry countertops w/subway tile backsplash w/motawi tile accents. High end stainless steel appliances, an expansive center island, coffered ceiling and custom lighting grace this awe inspiring kitchen. You'll appreciate the main floor sunroom w/reading area, the main floor laundry & mudroom near the rear entry featuring a hot/cold washing station for pets. The upstairs features an additional living space that could easily be converted to a 3rd bedroom. The basement boasts newer mechanicals, plenty of storage, old plumbing converted to copper and waterproofed. The newer 1.5 car detached garage features an extra storage area in the rear, prepped for an EV charging station, a covered breezeway leading to the house and a paver brick driveway including the patio and sidewalk paths around the home. All appliances are included. Home Energy Score of 3. Download report at stream.a2gov.org.