Historical Homes
Built in 1890, the Park House is a beautifully preserved Queen Anne Victorian residence, showcasing the ornate craftsmanship and rich architectural detail characteristic of the era. Originally constructed by a local mill owner, the home sits on a generous 1.48-acre property, surrounded by carefully landscaped grounds.
The exterior is distinguished by a welcoming front porch, intricate gable ornaments, and decorative woodwork that reflect the artistry of late 19th-century design. Inside, original hardwood floors, high ceilings, detailed moldings, and wavy glass windows maintain the home’s authentic period character.
The formal dining room features a striking oak coffered ceiling, butternut wainscoting, and a classic plate rail, while the parlor offers a carved mantle, a pellet stove, and elegant three-quarter height golden oak paneling. Additional historic details such as oak bead and rope spandrels and stained glass windows contribute to the home’s unique charm.
The Park House remains a stunning example of Queen Anne architecture, thoughtfully preserved to celebrate the beauty and craftsmanship of a bygone era.
