This early 1800's Federal style residence has been completely remodeled inside and out. Within the past 7 years, a new wood frame addition on the back half of the house w poured concrete basement was built. 6 BR. 3 baths, (includes primary bedroom with private bath and walk-in closet). Character white oak hardwood floors throughout, except heated brick floors in laundry & back entry/mudroom & all bathrooms are heated tile floors. Two stairways. New central air, two furnaces, on demand hot water, air exchange system, Andersen windows, ext./int. doors, electric, plumbing, custom kitchen w Quartzite countertops, spray foam insulation. Oversized, .66-acre lot goes all the way back to the fence line (approx.) Two-story carriage barn for storage. Custom doorways with extra wide doors make furniture moving easy as well as creating a feeling of spaciousness. History excerpt from "Seeing Hamilton: Your Guide to Village Architecture" prepared by the Historical Preservation and Restoration Assoc. of Greater Hamilton, 2005. "The builder was probably Thomas Wylie (1784-1864), a real estate developer, who was also the builder of #29 next door...the walls were given a coating of stucco and the Italianate roof was added sometime after 1850.' Current owner removed the stucco veneer, exposing massive stone walls, meticulously repointed. Both roofs are now pitched as shown in the drone photography. $145 avg monthly utilities!