Older homes have a charm and character all their own, and the home place of the Dr. John T. Brown family is no exception. The native rock home has an attraction all its own nestled amongst the trees at 1800 Bridge St. Built in the late 1930s, the home has all the features of a quaint residence back then, but it also has all the conveniences and updates that can make life very comfortable. Some of the original features include the living room fireplace, beautiful glass door knobs, built-in ironing board, corner china cabinet, antique light fixtures, some original wood floors, crown mouldings, and even a basement. To update the property, the home has been rewired, central heating and air have been added, kitchen cabinets have been replaced, all new appliances will convey with the house, windows have been repaired, a sunroom was added in back, the roof is composition, and seamless gutters have been installed. The oversized wooded lot is partially fenced and is the perfect setting for this stone residence. For storage there is an attached garage in addition to a detached two-car garage. This is truly a must see!