Built in 1902, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is rich in history! It is a “Four Square” Craftsman style home: named such because the two-story box was comprised of four rooms / spaces on the first floor, and four rooms on the second with an internal staircase. It is the working man’s version of the Craftsman. As with smaller Craftsman homes, this home features distinct, cozy rooms, few hallways, handsome, handcrafted woodwork and natural materials such as original wood floors., Within the past four years and with much planning and forethought, the current owners have made the following upgrades to the home: *new roof, *new Anderson doors and windows in both house and garage, *paving stone driveways, *cement walks around the perimeter of the home, *all new electrical (power from garage to house is underground) *lines buried for future solar power, *2 car garage with workshop was built and interior fully finished, *split unit ac and heat in garage and workshop, *Polyurea coating on garage and workshop floors, *skylights in workshop, *trees trimmed, *sewer lined cleaned out, *auto sensor exterior lighting, *exterior access to the basement, *floors and walls in basement resurfaced, *location for new fireplace and chimney designated, *interior staircase rebuilt, *central ac installed, *interior wall board removed for future insulation and sheetrock installation and more. Owners are leaving materials such as additional exterior lighting that matches the current exterior lighting, wood from interior of home that was removed, original glass doors/windows from the original pass through from kitchen to dining room and more. The attic access will remain open for future buyers to view as it does have the potential to be converted to additional living space. There is space for a carport to be added on the West side of the home which would not only provide cover for vehicles but for the basement access as well. Pictures of the interior of the house are forthcoming. 215 Broad St. is being sold “AS-IS”.