It's as if...

They spared no expense. At least in wallpaper. I somehow suspect that they didn't have that tile in 1822, so they took some creative license.

The first room off the hall is the dining room. They did have murals like this in homes of that era, and look at the large fireplace. But, I question their paint and wood stain choices.

On the other side of the hall there's the reception room. Faux marble finish on the fireplace. The carpeting was also a choice.

And, the smoking room off the dining room. There's another staircase in here.

The 2nd floor landing.

Not sure what sort of faux finish is on the fireplace. Is it supposed to look like stone?

Look at all the other stairs.

Interesting bath even has a fireplace.

A door in the hall opens to this lovely terrace.

Very large bedroom. I'm wondering if this was a ballroom.

The other stairs in the hall lead to a finished attic.

This is unusual, b/c the kitchen is on a lower floor.

It probably was on the ground floor, originally, and usually, it's been relocated to the main floor.

Because this actually looks like the original kitchen cooking hearth.

And, there's this lovely brick family room down here, too.

The garden is a little weird.

Big 8.92 acre lot.

They spared no expense. At least in wallpaper. I somehow suspect that they didn't have that tile in 1822, so they took some creative license.

The first room off the hall is the dining room. They did have murals like this in homes of that era, and look at the large fireplace. But, I question their paint and wood stain choices.

On the other side of the hall there's the reception room. Faux marble finish on the fireplace. The carpeting was also a choice.

And, the smoking room off the dining room. There's another staircase in here.

The 2nd floor landing.

Not sure what sort of faux finish is on the fireplace. Is it supposed to look like stone?

Look at all the other stairs.

Interesting bath even has a fireplace.

A door in the hall opens to this lovely terrace.

Very large bedroom. I'm wondering if this was a ballroom.

The other stairs in the hall lead to a finished attic.

This is unusual, b/c the kitchen is on a lower floor.

It probably was on the ground floor, originally, and usually, it's been relocated to the main floor.

Because this actually looks like the original kitchen cooking hearth.

And, there's this lovely brick family room down here, too.

The garden is a little weird.

Big 8.92 acre lot.