This circa 1850s former Dauphinee farmhouse has become one of the more recognizable century properties on desirable School Street in Liverpool. The curb appeal is omnipresent; and regardless of the direction one views the house from the grounds; the character and architecture offer preludes to an interior with the right balance of preservation and upgrades. The main level is bright with natural light, as discovered upon entry into the foyer. The full-height ceiling, windows, staircase and rustic wood accents combine to create a striking, yet warm welcome. A nice-sized room to the left makes an excellent candidate for a home office, or as a potential 4th bedroom. A connected smaller room provides these same options. The large eat-in kitchen features a reclaimed wood ceiling and an abundance of cupboards and cabinets for storage. The fridge, stove and dishwasher are included. An oversize laundry room with washer and dryer is conveniently located just off the kitchen; offering additional storage. The kitchen is separated from the formal living room by a hallway that is also home to a half-bath. A hidden maid stairwell is accessed from the living room. Upstairs finds 3 large bedrooms and the main 3-piece bathroom with a large soaker tub. Moving outside, a 2-level deck with raised pergola section provides a private sanctuary worthy of a back yard gracefully lined with mature hardwoods and towering pines. One of the notable features of this distinctive home is the sheer size of the property footprint; over a half-acre. Depending upon your vision, a family can enjoy an extended outdoor experience, or the second separate lot (over 15,000 sq. ft.) provides opportunity for future development.

Directions: School Street in Liverpool between Church and Waterloo. Sign posted.