Where History Lives and Comfort Welcomes – A Craftsman Classic with a Railroad Past. Nestled on over half an acre of mature, tree-lined land, this 1940s Craftsman-style home is a rare blend of timeless charm and thoughtful updates. With 1,800 sq ft of living space, a 30x50 detached garage, and a full basement with finished areas, there’s room here to live, work, and grow. Step inside to discover a gracious open staircase, spacious living and dining rooms, a bonus room that could serve as an additional bedroom or office, kitchen, and half bath—all on the expansive main floor. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms, ample closet space, and a full bath. This home was once a boarding house for railroad workers in the old town of Pattonsburg, carrying the legacy of American travel and small-town hospitality. After the flood of 1993, it was relocated to its current site and significantly updated with modern electrical, plumbing, and structural improvements—preserving its soul while enhancing its livability. With its native oak construction, vintage character, and roomy interior, this home is more than a place to live—it’s a place to belong. NOTE - Saturday, August 2nd there will be a public auction of the remaining contents and an Open House. More pictures to come once the auction is complete.