*** PRICE IMPROVEMENT*** Picture yourself pulling into the drive of the Isaac Mills House, an 1858 Italianate landmark in the Crescent Hill historic district, and feeling the whole day let go. Broad porches wrap the front, and you already know where your morning coffee will taste best. Whether you're a local who has always admired this neighborhood, or you're coming from Boston, Hartford, or New York and wondering what your money can really buy, this is the house that answers the question.Nearly 4,000 sq ft. Twelve rooms. Four bedrooms, two full and two half baths. Over half an acre in the city, with gardens, a koi pond, and a hot tub waiting for your first quiet evening. Step inside and notice the warmth of the wood floors underfoot, the fireplaces that invite you to stay a while, and the grand gathering rooms that make hosting feel effortless. The country kitchen with its pantry is where people naturally end up, and the main-level office means your workday ends when you close the door. First-floor laundry keeps daily life easy.You may be wondering what's left to do, and here's the good news: the biggest exterior job is finished. The exterior was recently painted with support from a city preservation grant. That leaves the interior as your canvas: update the interior colors or wall paper to your taste while keeping the character that can't be built new at any price. The practical comforts are here too: a walk-up attic and partially finished basement with interior entry give you room to grow, four off-street parking spaces make coming and going simple, and public water and sewer keep things straightforward.Imagine the holidays here. Imagine guests arriving from out of town and never wanting to leave. Imagine knowing you found the rare home with real space, real history, and real land, for under $400K. Homes like this seldom come along, and people who walk through often picture themselves living here within minutes.Come see it for yourself. Out of town? Ask about a private video walkthrough, and we'll help you plan your visit. Showings by appointment.
Maple Hill Historic District, located between Maple Street and Union Street, is a historic and residential Springfield neighborhood with a hilltop setting and a streetscape of preserved Victorian-era homes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Maple Street corridor near the Quadrangle, where museum steps, brick sidewalks, and small civic buildings set a cultured, walk-and-look pace. Architectural details—turrets, porches, slate roofs, and ornate trim—define blocks that feel curated rather than uniform. Views open toward downtown from higher streets, while mature trees soften the edges. A short walk connects to the Springfield Museums campus for galleries and events. The nearby Springfield Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall adds a formal, evening-out note to the area.
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Offer insights
2 Crescent Hl · $375,000
$375K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $375K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
113 days
The average home goes pending in 23 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
101.5%
Most homes are selling 2% above list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Open floorplan
Crown molding and decorative molding
French doors
Storm windows
Beadboard and wainscoting
Pedestal sink
Archway
Entry hall, foyer and sitting room
Home office and bonus room
Closets and walk-up attic
Central vacuum
Internet available (broadband)
Lighting: overhead and sconces
Bedrooms
Master bedroom on second floor with walk-in closet, wood flooring and pocket door
Second bedroom on second floor with wood flooring
Third bedroom on second floor with wood flooring and crown molding
Fourth bedroom on second floor with wood flooring and exterior access
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Two half bathrooms
Second-floor full bath with tub and shower
Second-floor full bath with shower stall, stone/ceramic tile flooring, stone/granite/solid countertops and wainscoting
First-floor half bath
Kitchen
Country-style kitchen with pantry
Ceiling fan and overhead lighting
Vinyl flooring
Laundry & utility
Main-level laundry with washer hookup and overhead lighting
Laundry closet
Flooring
Wood and hardwood flooring
Vinyl
Parquet
Brick
Stone/ceramic tile
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Electric baseboard and steam heating options
Natural gas heating
Fireplaces provide additional heat
Window cooling units and whole-house fan
Exterior features
Covered porch
Covered patio/deck
Gazebo
Hot tub/spa (private)
Storage
Sprinkler system
Decorative exterior lighting
Rain gutters
Cleared lot
Paved road access
Home design
Single family residence
Red exterior
Shingle roof
Approximately built (public records)
Irregular foundation
Parking
Off-street paved parking
Tandem configuration
4 open parking spaces (total 4 spaces)
Driveway on Pine St.
Security
Security system
Construction
Frame construction
Utilities
Public water
Public sewer
Circuit breaker electric
Gas available for range
Attic vent (electric) for energy efficiency
HOA & community
Community offers public transportation, park access, medical facility, highway access and nearby schools/university
Not a senior community
Electricity and solar
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