Interior view facing south in the living room showing the natural dark oak mission woodwork and plaster walls. Fireplace at end with display cabinets on both sides that have built-in glass shelves.

View of living room facing north - at left are French doors leading to dining room, at right are French doors leading to east-facing front porch, and directly ahead is view to the entry foyer and front-stairs to 2nd floor.

The dining room is the hub of the house. To the left there are two entries to the kitchen, ahead into the living room, and at right into a charming entertainment room that doubles as an east-facing sunroom. Plant lovers will appreciate the diffused east-facing sunlight in the winter for your indoor flowering plants.

A view into the "difficult to photograph" TV/entertainment room. A nice, homey place for reading, listening to music, and a place for clutter out of sight of the main living areas.

Another view, standing in the dining room, of the French doors into the living room.

East-facing front porch runs almost the entire front of home. (Exterior of this view shows this porch.) Door shown is an exterior door to the outside - at left is a formal entry door and foyer

Same front porch viewed from the front entrance.

Ideal "work-triangle" layout with glass-top stove and over-stove microwave. Extensive kitchen renovation in 2005 with new cabinets, ceramic tile floor, appliances, countertop, faucets, and lighting.

View to "servant's stairs" that provides a shortcut to upper floors.

Not pictured is original floor to ceiling kitchen cabinets updated from original home - updated with matching countertop and double sink. More storage than most kitchens twice this size.

Half-bath integral to this location off kitchen and adjacent to dining room.

Northern facing kitchen window, with dishwasher on left adjacent to sink- looking out large, natural light thermal paned windows.

Owners cook and entertain extensively and kitchen reflects both efficiency and flexibility.

This is not your "great old house". This house boasts two large master bedrooms and another average size room to use as a 3rd bedroom, office, sewing room, etc. Great layout and windows on two walls in every room. New-house flexibility in an old home.

Another view of east-facing master bedroom. We used east-facing room as master in fall/winter and west-facing master bedroom in spring/summer to enjoy the shifting natural light.

Home architect/layout designer was a master of creating a functional home in the 1910s- but one that adapts masterfully to living in the 2010s. You have to see it-- this whole house is just the best use of square footage for a growing family or mature couple imaginable.

Gary made an offer on this home based on the layout alone when the house needed almost everything and has never regretted it. If we could take this home to the lake, we would.

2nd floor west-facing sunroom boasts windows on three sides and lots of natural light. Great hobby room, playroom, use your imagination.

Finished attic is located on the third floor. A large open area with eave storage, this room is actually 7' 6" high and can be used for a variety of purposes. Ceiling has extensive insulation, wired for cable, electricity and is a huge bonus area for storage, workroom, or children's play area.