This 1840s house was expanded and enhanced by a master carpenter (the current owner’s father) who transformed this house into a classic mid-century masterpiece. The tiled foyer entry with standalone closet leads into a long living room with custom built cabinets with mirrors above. Next to those cabinets is a full brick wall with wood-burning fireplace. The living room has 3 long windows and a sliding door to the patio so there’s an abundance of light. The master bedroom and full bath are tucked behind the living room. The homes addition includes another masterpiece of craftsmanship with the walnut kitchen cabinets, island with custom hood, and mini ceramic tiles for the island counter. The kitchen is open to the dining area and a passthrough above the cabinets allows easy access to the bar in the great room. This room has mahogany paneling and another fireplace with gas logs set into the corner of the room again with the same classic yellow brick as the other fireplace. This room is also full of windows and light and looks out to the generous rear yard, has sliders to the rear patio and also boasts a small office/mudroom/whatever room between the great room and the patio. The second floor offers two bedrooms with a wall of closets in the hallway and another full bath in full mid-century style. The basement has two areas, one with shorter ceilings from the original home and then a newer portion with tall ceilings and another small finished room. There’s also access from the basement directly to the tandem garage. The high efficient furnace and Central air are approximately 8 years old. There is a main well and a backup well.