....This "New Englander" style home with a hidden gem of a backyard was designed by Architect F.W. Dickerman for the prestigious Tweedy family in the early 1900's with its land resting in the historic Abel Bennett district.  Each room has an appropriate balance of timeless design.  The character & exceptional quality of antique millwork is in the wood details, beamed ceilings, and fluid banister that shows its strength and curved beauty.  The formal dining room says "elegant" & living area allows you to feel the spirit of home.  The open flow leads to the updated kitchen, space to eat at the island, and steps into the sunroom with commissioned ornate rare 1902 J&J.G. Low Art Nouveau tile fireplace....as seen in the MET, 5th Ave, gallery 774.  The Bath has clean nurturing lines, Cigar/Bar room is made for conversation, and the tiered deck is ready for Porch Fest in August!  Close to all city amenities and arts.