LISA ROCK

This is the historic Francis Brown home built in 1879 and located in our Museum Hill Local Historic district where there are many other like kind homes. The Italianate home is a solid brick construction loaded with charm and character, 12 foot ceilings, front and back parlors, formal dinning, pocket doors, window benches, custom window coverings, winding walnut staircases front and back, main

If you are looking for a all intact historic home to restore, this is it! This home is like a time capsule featuring 5 bedrooms - 4 on the 2nd fl and 1 on the 3rd fl, 1 full bath on 2nd fl and one 1/2 bath on the first fl, tons of natural woodwork, detailed original windows, pocket doors, 2 non working fireplaces, oak hardwood floors, formal living room, formal dinning room, oversize detached

Agent owner. This is a great building site for infill of Neo-historic homes. This lot is located in Museum Hill Local Historic District which is governed by a zoning ordinance and the Landmark Commission. Ordinance's are not near as strict as some think. Basically Museum Hill is a fabulous Historic District and they are just trying to keep the historic theme unified. I have a great selection of

Buildable lot inside the city limits. This .33 of an acre is located just off of Ashland and Gene Field road very close to the walking trails and on a dead end street so there is very little traffic. The lot has some trees and brush on it but a great building site. Note the wooden pole to the north and a green flag to the south mark the boundary ends.

The woodwork in this home is all original and full of character/beauty. You will find 3 bedrooms and an extra large bathroom as well as a sunporch on the 2nd fl. The first floor has a foyer, large living room with a beautiful faux fireplace and mantle (fp is nonworking), formal dinning room, a butlers pantry which could be made into a main floor half bath and with the kitchen remains the