230 South Union Street

Description

This stately grand home was the residence of Burlingtons first mayor, Albert Catlin, in 1865. With 10 foot coffered ceilings, an intricate parquet floor in the dining room, stunning curved front staircase, and gorgeous woodwork throughout, this home is truly a unique property! It offers the best of both worlds: old world charm with numerous major updates over the years that make it work for contemporary living. A gracious veranda wraps around the front of the home with access from living and family rooms. Another covered porch faces south over the backyard and is accessed from the dining room. These covered porches offer 800 sq. ft. of outdoor living space. The first floor boasts expansive living spaces with oversized windows for generous natural light. The large kitchen has a breakfast nook facing south with additional closets for storage. The upstairs is accessed from two staircases and has four generous bedrooms with ample closets, 2nd floor laundry room, great linen/storage closet, and updated guest bathroom. The primary suite is flooded with light and has a large walk-through closet and primary bath. A walk-up attic offers additional storage and potential expansion. Basement offers additional storage, workshop, and access to garages. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Burlingtons history with this incredible Hill Section home!