Built in 1907, the Webber House is a stately Queen Anne brick home listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Owned by the builder’s family for decades, it later served as a B&B before becoming a family home again. Upon entering, the tall ceilings, wood floors & millwork captivate you. The fireplace is a showpiece of the original owner/builder, a brick mason showcasing his craftsmanship. The cocktail lounge features a vintage train booth converted into a wet bar. Original details include operable transom windows, millwork, newel posts, stained glass & the dining room chandelier. While a B&B, the home was outfitted w/ a commercial Wolf stove, double ovens & a gazebo for weddings & events. The home offers 3 beds (1 w/ fireplace), 3F + 2H baths & a bonus room. Outside, enjoy a fenced yard, 2-car garage w/ guest quarters (ideal for an office or suite), & extra parking w/ the porte-cochere & driveway. This historic property is an ideal dream home or an exceptional commercial space.