13-06-2012 09:38 The Nightingale House is special for its massive size, privacy, and unusual history. Located at the tip of Warwick Neck, this stately family mansion is set back from the road, amid lush trees, a sloping lawn, and an elegant circular driveway. Built in the 1790s, the original structure was a square, three story farmhouse, done in the post and beam style. But one hundred years later, a Victorian addition was built, adding six rooms onto the front of the house. The home is rumored to once have been a child's country club before the Warwick Country Club was established. Despite these historic roots, 35 Westford Avenue has been extensively updated. The kitchen is brand new and features granite countertops, stainless appliances and a banquette, or "breakfast nook". But the historic charm lives on in details like the intricate wainscoting, moldings, mantels, and beautiful staircases. The living, family, and dining rooms all have fireplaces, and a four season room overlooks the backyard. The space currently used as a game room has a private bathroom and walk-out, and would make an ideal first floor master or in-law suite. There are three suites on the second floor. The master has large windows, a fireplace, a sumptuous bath, a private deck, and an attached space that could be used as an office or changing room. There are three additional bedrooms on the third floor, as well as a full bath, a second family room, and a studio. A staircase leads up to a widows walk, which offers ...

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June 14, 2012 at 11:10 pm by Mr HomeBuilder
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