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The staircase links all three levels of the home.

A cozy fireside lounge.

The dining area.

The kitchen.

One of the five bedrooms, this one with a private bath and a rock climbing wall.

The primary bathroom has an infrared sauna and freestanding tub under a greenhouse roof.

The lower-level family room is anchored by a rusticated stone fireplace.

The home’s foundation dates to 1888.

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