Built approximately in 1866 +/- on family land, George Loveland, a carpenter and possibly the builder and early occupant of this home. It retains many structural elements of the Victorian era: steep roof, large windows and original porch. You will love the blending of renovated spaces while retaining its vintage layout, incredible wood millwork, trim and flooring. Much has been done to modernize the home while retaining the character of the vintage original like modern windows & vinyl siding. Latest improvements are roofing and gas furnace heat to second floor unit. Enter main level apartment you'll see fresh paint throughout, polished wood floors and bright layout front to back. A 3-bedroom unit with a large LR and eat-in kitchen with full bath and pantry with dishwasher, sink and storage. The second-floor apartment mirrors the 1st level floor plan with access to a partially finished and heated attic. The addition of two dormers made this expansion possible. More can be done here to improve functionality and comfort. The location of this home is central to local shops, Wesleyan's art scene and downtown Middletown's dining and connection to it's former glory as a river port town. It offers lots of potential and flexibility to the next owners. Whether investor or owner occupied, there's plenty to appreciate. Take a moment to view this iconic historic property, a treasure for years of enjoyment. This is a gem in need of your imagination with a interesting story to tell.