secretly famous

I'm impressed. It's lovely.

How did they restore the wall? Maybe it's a mural and not wallpaper. The listing says that it's a museum quality restoration.

What did they do with the window? I guess they painted the brick wall, or drywalled over it.

The kitchen actually looks vintage. At least they didn't modernize and ruin it.

I remember this tiny sunporch from the original post. It's a child's room.

They did a very good job of restoring the bedrooms.

These are nice, not overly done. Just right and still vintage.

The room off the bedroom.

They painted over the mural. They should've done muraled wallpaper.

Look at the opening in the ceiling with the railing like a balcony.

There's a basic 2nd kitchen up here.

Apparently, they didn't go past the 2nd level. But, at least the murals are still up here.

This could be a nice room.

There's a lot of space up here.

That looks like new plumbing.

It's so big up here.

Look at this room. I wonder if the buyer gets the furniture, b/c that trunk is fantastic.

There's an old sewing machine. These must be counted in with the 12 bedrooms, b/c they do have closets.

And, these stairs lead to the belvedere.

Isn't this wonderful? The outside is refurbished and there's a new roof.

In the basement there's an extensive woodworking shop, complete with a beautiful Victorian fireplace.

This has to be the original kitchen. Look at the old stove, potbelly stove, and cooking hearth. This is amazing. The book I'm currently reading is about a cook in a Victorian household and she describes the basement kitchen just like this, except hers has no windows.

Very large yard.

0.52 acre