Originally built as a large Victorian frame house in the 1890s, it was replaced in 1933 by the town doctor’s dream of a magnificent 15-room two story stone home. Letters describe his pride in the construction and appearance of the grand architecture and materials. Truly opulent for the time. Features new AC unit, updated plumbing and new wiring. The house sits on more than half an acre, a sprawling corner lot in the heart of downtown, bordered by a matching hand laid rock wall. It features an adjacent 3-car garage, which is attached to a separate cavernous 1890s rock building that was once a grainery feed mill. That building itself is 1428sq ft with endless possibilities for someone with vision. This is indeed a one-of-a-kind property.