210 E Maple St, Mason, MI 48854

Enjoy small town living in Mason at it's best! This beautiful historic brick home has it all. Close to downtown for coffee, the brew pub, restaurants, library, shopping-during the summer months, you can enjoy the farmer's market, music on the Court House square, downtown festivals and events-all just a block away. The house was built in 1885 by Charles and Nellie Huntington, and served as the Nazarene church parsonage in the 1940's and '50's. It has been lovingly maintained and restored for the past 43 years by the current owners. Come through the front door and you are greeted by a two-story entry with a winding staircase. The foyer, living room and parlor feature original cherry and walnut carved woodwork and double arched pocket doors. A roomy eat-in kitchen has semi-custom cabinets with an island and built-in desk. The large dining room makes this the perfect home for entertaining and family gatherings. The basement laundry, four bedrooms, and a bathroom upstairs and down have been updated over the years as well. There is a wood stove in the living room for cozy winter evenings. The house sits on a roomy lot and a half with a two-story carriage house designed and built by the current owners. It has parking in one side and a 510 sq ft. workshop in the other. The upstairs has plenty of storage and a nice little studio type room. The yard is fenced with a gate off the back where an alley once was. Half of what was the alley is now part of the property and has a second paved driveway with space for parking your boat, trailer, or additional vehicles if you desire. Both the front and back Victorian style porches were designed by the current owners and provide plenty of covered outdoor space. The large brick patio and walks were paved with reclaimed street bricks and make a great area for outdoor dining and entertaining. The property has many large shade trees, evergreens, and perennial plants. Zoned O-1, it can be used for office or residential.