Referred to as "The Belle of Bloomfield." She was built on a village knoll in the same year Ulysses S. Grant took the oath of office in 1869. Her eclectic Victorian era front facade is accented by a variety of "Queen Anne" flourishes such as delicate spindle work and brackets, half timbered gable, hand carved designs and other ornaments such as a corbelled chimney. Open porches face front and east. A dramatic grand staircase sweeps up from the entry. 9'+ ceilings, heavy crown moldings, stained glass, arched thresholds, pocket doors give this home a feeling of grandeur. A truly remarkable, highly embellished fireplace graces the front parlor. There is a large eat-in kitchen with rich dark cabinets and granite counters.
