1122 Dayton Avenue is a large Victorian duplex on a quiet, tree-lined street in the Lexington-Hamline neighborhood of St. Paul. Each level has a recently rebuilt front porch with columns. The home was built over 100 years ago with beautiful oak woodwork, a built-in hutch, carved plate rack in the formal dining room and 9-foot ceilings. Transitions from the foyer to the living room and into the dining room are decorated with corinthian pillars and overlook large windows. The three bedrooms on each level have ceiling fans, hardwood floors and in some rooms the original transom doors. The kitchen on the 1st floor has been remodeled with unique black and cherry wood. The second floor has new stainless steel appliances and the original pantry. The home sits on a lot and ½ which gives room for a deck and a lush fenced back yard. The house is close to schools, the green line, and major bus lines in a very walkable neighborhood with block parties, nearby community gardens and ice cream social and other events. Surprising points of interest are that the house was moved from Marion Street when the freeway went in so the basement is cement block rather than the flagstone commonly used in older homes. Only two families have owned the house since it was built.