Introducing the William Inman House, circa 1898; Commissioned by the industrialist and prominent Freemason and designed by famed architect, George Clemence; this exemplary Colonial Revival has retained its historic and architecturally significant detail and grandeur. Punctuated by Ionic Columns, Stained Glass, Copper Gutters and irreplaceable Mill-work, this property has served a variety of residential and philanthropic uses. Nestled between Elm Park and Main St, and directly adjacent to WPI's campus, the home's siting provides immediate access to both natural and urban amenities. Next door to The Worcester Club. Most recently used as a lodging house by special permit, BO1 Zoning permits a variety of uses "by right", including single family or multi-family residence, professional offices, school, etc. Third floor contains a studio apartment with separate kitchen. Fully sprinklered. Heat provided by high efficiency, gas, Viessmann Boiler (2019). Private patio, ample off-street parking.