The house dates from circa 1840 and from all appearances may have been a tavern. The original wide pine flooring is still visible on the second floor. The attic has been converted to a master suite and the flooring has been recycled as kitchen cabinets and east wall facing. Late 19th century hand painted woodwork is displayed up the staircase and on the second floor. There is a significant amount of original glass in the windows throughout the house.
Antique hardware is on most of the doors and windows.
The bare bricked fireplaces, which add an interesting charm to the living room area and kitchen, were originally plastered. The fireplace in the living room was an added feature approximately 125 years ago. You enter into a large living and dining area and on the east wall, you can still see in the plaster the shadow of the doorway leading to the adjacent property which may have been used as an inn. You proceed up two steps through glass doors to the kitchen. The house has two baths and four bedrooms, one of which, is decidedly small.