Townhouse in Easton, PA

This stunning downtown Easton property boasts a rich history. Originally part of the William Parsons survey in 1752, it was sold to John Stedinger in 1797. The original structure is believed to date to the 1830s, with extensive renovations after the Civil War. Further enhancements were made by Dr. Henry Michler, a former owner and brother of renowned Easton architect William Marsh Michler. The home can be a spacious single-family or multi-family property (zoned accordingly). The upper two floors are currently occupied by family and include: a welcoming front living room overlooking the city streetscape, elegant dining room with bay window, fireplace mantel, historic trim, and gleaming hardwood floors. The modern kitchen opens to a rear balcony, complemented by a half bath. Third floor: Three generous bedrooms & a full bath. Local Historic district has approved a roof terrace overlooking the city and Lafayette College skyline. The first floor features an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area, anchored by an exceptional kitchen with granite countertops, gas stove, center island, and premium stainless steel appliances. A full bedroom and full bath complete this level-perfect as a primary suite or easily convertible to a study for single-family use. Original hardwood floors and exquisite historic wood trim grace the entire home. Additional comforts include gas hot water heat and central air conditioning. Basement has amazing potential for income gym or wine cellar with outside access. This remarkable gem should not be missed! Open house Sunday, 1-3 PM.