Built in 1872 for Gen. Grubb of Civil War fame & later US Ambassador to Spain, this Riverfront Victorian, attributed to Phila. famous architect Frank Furness is being restored to it's past grandure. From the top of the ornate chimneys and the boxwood gardens to chimneys & the boxwood gardens to the period ironworks & brick pathways, attention to authenticity & detail is evident throughout. The detailed inlaid woodwork doorways & floors demonstrate a level of craftmanship & architectural design not often seen. 3 of 4 original FP's have been converted to gas. A commercial quality cooking area has been added in addition to the period style EIK. A full marble-surround bath is being added to the 'General's Master BR'. A large 2-story carriage house has been built on the property that affords infinite possibillities as an artist studio or home office use, w/GREAT RIVER views from the balcony. + See Feature List