Open house canceled 6/21. Tucked beneath the branches of the oldest oak tree in Berlin Boro sits a home that has quietly witnessed more than a century of local history. Built in 1915, this enchanting 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Folk Victorian was originally ordered as a Sears catalogue home and delivered piece by piece by railroad, a rare chapter of American craftsmanship that still lives on today. From the moment you step onto the welcoming front porch, the home tells its story. The front room just off the porch once served as the place where Berlin Boro residents came to pay their taxes, making this address more than just a home, it’s a landmark woven into the fabric of the community. Inside, timeless character meets thoughtful updates. Original hardwood flooring flows throughout much of the home, carrying the warmth and charm of another era, while the updated kitchen and bathrooms provide the comfort and convenience you are looking for. Sunlight pours through the windows, highlighting the intricate details and inviting spaces that make historic homes so unforgettable. Out back, the legendary oak tree anchors the property with a presence that feels almost magical — a living piece of Berlin Boro history standing watch over generations past and future. For the buyer who dreams of owning something truly special, this is more than a house. It’s an opportunity to own a rare piece of Berlin Boro history, where every floorboard, porch step, and towering branch has a story to tell. Schedule your tour today, you won't want to miss this one!