Courtesy of Kayla Hansel with LATTER & BLUM (LATT18)

Introducing The Henderson McCloskey Mansion, a stunning piece of history built in 1882 by John Henderson as a wedding gift for his daughter, Kate Elizabeth, and her husband, George McCloskey. This modified Greek Revival masterpiece, with its iconic three-bay facade and double-gallery Italianate design, remained in the McCloskey family until 1921 before being repurposed into multi-family until 1973. In 1997, the home was meticulously restored back to a single-family residence, and since then, has undergone thoughtful renovations to seamlessly return back to its timeless elegance. Notable features include original hardwood floors, 13 foot ceilings, five gas fireplaces, as well as a chef's kitchen fully equipped with top-of-the-line Energy Star appliances and a custom wet bar. The property boasts an abundance of outdoor living including an oversized, fully screened in porch with outdoor kitchen, heated, salt water pool and hot tub, a a private courtyard with an impeccably manicured garden surrounding and brand new fountain. With continuous updates as well as a full house generator--this residence offers the perfect balance of history, luxury, and functionality.