30 Rosedale Ave, Manchester, NH 03103

Back on the market pending signed release, this unique gem of a home is steeped in history. Originally the The Laboratory of N. Hartofilis, the structure of the home is made of granite and truly stands out in this quiet south Manchester neighborhood. The home is thought to be designed by Chase Roy Whitcher, a very prominent architect in southern NH in the early 1900s. Whitcher was the architect who designed the Beacon building in Manchester, The Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, Bedford Town Hall and Spaulding High School. As you arrive you will notice a tree lined driveway leading to a detached 2 car granite garage that has an attached outbuilding complete with plumbing and electricity—perfect for a workshop, office, or in-law space. At just over a quarter acre, the yard is surrounded by lush greenery and gardens. This sprawling, flat lot just needs a little elbow grease to bring it up to its original grandeur. Both units have 10-foot ceilings, large custom windows that allow ample sunlight in, lots of storage and loads of character like period moldings, enclosed back porches, gleaming maple floors. The first floor has 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, an eat-in kitchen and laundry hook-ups in the basement. The second floor features 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a dining room and an eat-in kitchen. The home may be steeped in history but it is full of potential for its next steward, bringing it into its next hundred years of life. Sold AS-IS