Historic Coleman House

Coleman House Facts & Features

General

      Zoning: LO-L/HO (Historic Overlay)

      Great potential for residential, commercial or many other uses.

      6,174 square feet on first and second floors, 14 rooms

      1,131 square feet in room on third floor 

      6 bedrooms, 3½ baths

Exterior Details

      Light brick exterior with contrasting darker masonry lintels and quoins

      Truncated hip slate roof with pedimented cross gables and dormers 

      Garland frieze

      Wide wraparound front porch with Ionic columns and turned balustrade, and balustraded deck above

      Double glass-panel front doors with leaded, beveled sidelights and transom

      Large rear patio area and lower yard 

Interior Details

      Vestibule with elaborate tile floor, double glass-panel doors, stunning jeweled-glass sidelights and transom

      12-foot ceilings downstairs, 11-foot ceilings upstairs

      Grand entrance hall with beautifully crafted staircase, fireplace, and coffered, paneled ceiling

      Pocket sliding doors along downstairs entrance hall

      Many windows accented with leaded, beveled and jeweled glass

      Many original lighting fixtures 

      Hardwood floors and rich wood paneling and wainscoting

      10 fireplaces, each with a unique mantel and tile surround, most with beveled mirrors

      Dining room features high, paneled wainscoting, an arcade with elaborate stained and leaded glass windows, and built-in cabinets

      Butler’s pantry with original cabinet

      Large Palladian window above center bay entrance

      Huge third floor room for play, media or storage

      Full, unfinished multi-room basement

      Natural gas boiler heating