A true architectural treasure! Step back in time with The Owens Quarry House, a beloved Granville landmark built in 1902 that radiates warmth, history, and timeless beauty. This 3,349-square-foot Victorian captures attention with its striking rooflines, charming round tower, intricate woodwork, and distinctive original stained glass windows. The inviting front porch, with its elegant spindles, finials, and newel posts, sets the stage for the character found within. Inside, you're greeted by the graceful original curved staircase and more stunning stained glass that bathes the entry in soft color. Gleaming wood floors lead you through spacious rooms filled with period craftsmanship—ornate moldings, antique doors, pocket doors, and high ceilings tell the story of a bygone era. The kitchen features a Butler's door, antique sink, and built-in cabinetry, connecting seamlessly to either the charming attached shed or the unforgettable formal dining room with its coffered ceiling and handsome antique built-in. The living room, accented by classic columns evokes the home's turn-of-the-century grandeur. A cheerful sunroom, cozy parlor with woodstove, and an office with a bath complete the first floor. Upstairs, six generous bedrooms and a full bath offer space for everyone, each room whispering its own piece of the home's history. Additional highlights include a walk-up attic with bonus heated finished area, circular paved drive, and a two-car barn-style garage. More pictures to follow on Sunday.