121 Jefferson Street

Description

This spacious Victorian home has been featured in the Salamanca Historical Museum. A picture of the home taken in 1940 is displayed in the dining room. Walking through the home there is so much to take in... ornate light fixtures, built in cabinetry, French doors, crown molding, three decorative fireplaces and two staircases. Today the fireplaces are for aesthetic value...the chimney was removed over the years. The exterior boasts a front porch with arches and a turret roof that takes one back in time. There is also a side porch and a more private back deck. The side porch is a quick walk from the driveway and opens to a large dining area. The kitchen has plenty of counter space and the cutest coffee bar area. A large family room with a bay window adjoins the dining area and is separated from a living room by French doors. An office with built in bookcases located off the family room could double as a bedroom. The first-floor bathroom was remodeled to add a new shower. A hallway from the family room leads to the front stairway and is wide enough to showcase a piano. Once upstairs, four large bedrooms with closets provide plenty of space for the entire family and guests. There is plenty of additional closet space in the hallway. Laundry is conveniently located across from the main bathroom where you will find a jacuzzi tub and a separate shower. An ensuite bathroom adjoins the primary bedroom. Outdoors there is plenty of space to enjoy on the .5-acre lot. The large garage has an upstairs that has been used as a play and music area. There is a half bath accessible from a man door at the exterior of the back of the garage building with a pool heater and half bath. The seller has not used this area recently and does not know if any of this equipment works. There is a pool deck, but the pool has been removed and that space has been recently used as a vegetable garden. If you're looking for a large, spacious home with loads of character, this could be "the one"! Don't miss out! Offer is subject to a lease with the Seneca Nation of Indians. Some rooms have been virtually staged as owner is preparing to move.