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The Facade
The facade, in board-and-batten, is painted in correct Victorian colors.
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The Living Room
The living room has two focal points: the wood-burning fireplace surrounded by green and blue glazed tile manufactured by L’Esperance Tile Works in Rock City Falls, N.Y., and the “Winter Garden,” a bay window with high clerestory to admit the maximum winter light.
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The Kitchen
The kitchen is simple and practical, with a walk-in pantry and a breakfast area overlooking the pool and garden. The foreground sculpture is “Taming of a Horse” (1929) by Eleanor Iselin Wade.
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The Dining Room
The Dining Room is graced by wallpaper representing the United States Hotel (1874-1946) that once anchored the center of the city.
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The Study
The study was designed for the owner, with plenty of room for additions to his library. The south window bay holds a daybed that is useful as an additional guest space.
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The Screen Porch
The screen porch is large enough for eight, and is inset in the house’s form, with the master bedroom above.
