What an opportunity to own a home and be part of history - this stunning Victorian Gothic style mansion originates from circa 1875 but was converted to 14 condo homes in 1983 with a remodel of the apartment completed in 2021. Enjoy fabulous views from both the living and bed rooms in this peaceful yet convenient setting. The recent renovation included custom cabinets and stainless steel appliances with recessed lighting and radiant  floors in both the kitchen and bedroom. The kitchen shares a dining area which leads to the spacious living room complete with beamed ceilings and brick/stone feature wall. The large bedroom has lovely light and boasts two closets, crown molding and double sliding doors to your private patio - a perfect place for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. The bathroom was also updated and has a linen closet. The additional bonus room is currently being used as a bedroom but could easily be used as a den or office space. The laundry room is just a step away and there is the comfort and convenience of your own deeded parking space at the front of the mansion.  This apartment would make a perfect weekend retreat or a full time home - history abounds inside the mansion with memories of its first owner, Rev Henry Beecher who's sister Harriet wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin. The mansion was further developed in 1902 by the prominent local McFadden family and was later added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987