The home contains two stories with a partially finished basement and an attic. The first floor is surrounded on the south and east sides by an open, covered porch and features a covered and screened-in deck on the west side. The building was extensively remodeled and enhanced in 1980. All windows were replaced with solid wood Anderson windows with insulating glass. A Culligan water purification system complements the new water heater and pressure tank installed in 1996.
Additional storage is provided in a spacious pantry closet.
Also adjacent to the Kitchen is an all new Breakfast Room with knotty pine cathedral ceiling, built-in seating and a unique bay window which frames many a breathtaking sunset over the ridge beyond the shimmering ponds. Together with the enclosed deck, the ensemble of rooms comfortably accommodates the modern trend toward the eat-in kitchen as the focus of family life and entertaining. The more formal portion of the first floor consists of a spacious Living Room totally renovated in 1980 to take the place of two smaller rooms. The centerpiece of this space is a dramatic tiled mantel and hearth for the simulated log-burning gas heater. Generous use of imported Delft blue tile and dark stained woodwork impart an old-world coziness to the room.