The architect who designed this Summit Hill historic district home liked it so much that he chose to live here. It has been renovated and added on to in a way that retains its original 1908 architectural integrity. This 1 of a kind home features 100% of the large carved open eaves on the original building as well as the 400+ separate glass panes in the 3 front rooms and a unique fireplace. What is new is a 700 sq. ft. addition, new roofs on the house and on the garage, new high efficiency boiler serving 11 new and refurbished, sculpted cast iron radiators. There is all new paint, inside and out and beautiful newly refreshed original and new wood floors on the main level. The full house now has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and an absolutely original sun room with 3 glass covered sides. Other new features are 2 hi-capacity heat pump split air conditioners which also act as a heat source in winter. Another recent (2022) improvement is an updated kitchen. The home sits on a 60' 1 and ½ lot which has 2 beautiful mature maples, a huge raspberry patch, a 6' wooden privacy fence as well as an oversized 2 car garage with 32 s.f. of matching storage sheds attached to it.