118 Rowan Rd, Wht Sulphur S, WV 24986

If you're seeking historic elegance look no further. As you cross the bridge named for A. E. Huddleston over Howards Creek, you see atop the hill directly behind it sits home of the prominent business man and the first mayor of White Sulphur Springs. The home formerly known as ''Hillcrest'' is the vantage point of striking views throughout the city in all directions. This stately 10 room home was built in 1905 per records. The home is adorned with ornate wood work, particularly the stairway and doors. Also revealing some stained glass windows. The 10 rooms are all spacious, with 10 foot ceilings and large hallways. The home has 2 living floors with 6 bedrooms and 2 baths. There are 6 fireplaces: 5 coal burning and 1 wood burning. Each mantle features a different mantle design. Each mantle features a different mantle design giving them all a unique touch. Hardwood floors throughout with some currently carpeted. The living room has 2 built-in bookcases. The dining room has a built-in glassware cabinet with storage underneath. Laundry room and pantry right off from the kitchen. An attic and a partial basement for storage The home is heated with gas hot water, which is warm and inviting. An amazing wrap-around porch on 3 sides, totally encased by glass. The home is surrounded by maple trees giving the feeling of privacy, yet showcased to the public. Showcased to the public and admired by the passerby. A very large paved parking area suitable for large gatherings. Has a utility building for lawn care equipment, etc. Also included in the sale of this property are 2 additional lots. This property is located in a prime location being steps away from the park, swimming pool, within walking distance to town and the Greenbrier Resort with all its activities. Not to mention it's close to the Greenbrier river for even more activities such as kayaking, fishing, hiking the river trail, biking and more.