Carver Road House

Carver Road House sits on nearly 17 acres, and it's got a long history, being a Victorian Italianate estate built in 1875 that's on the National Historical Registry, so if you like things with character and heart pine floors, high ceilings, and old wide halls, there's plenty of that here. The main house has a grand entrance with its original staircase, and there's a gourmet kitchen, which looks ready for family gatherings or maybe just a good meal with friends, plus a master bedroom downstairs for easy access, and four bedrooms with four and a half baths altogether, so there's space for guests or family to visit. People who love fireplaces will find several, including hand-carved ones, with gas starters and masonry, in rooms like the family room and master bedroom, and there's a formal dining room that seats a big group and a separate sitting room for quieter moments. Out back, you'll see multiple porches, a big veranda, and outside, you'll spot two guest cottages, each with its own bedroom and bath if visitors want privacy or if you're thinking about starting a little Bed & Breakfast, since there are approved uses for weddings and special events-there's even a Party Barn for larger get-togethers and stables with a round pen for horse activities. Most of the floors are wood or tile, and the layout keeps things practical, with a crawl space basement, gas water heater, and up-to-date appliances like a convection oven. For daily living, there are spaces for three cars and guest parking, and utilities like public water and septic. Gardens and outdoor areas are well kept, and the property feels open and peaceful. The setting is residential, with several single-family homes listed along Carver Road, so it feels like a settled neighborhood. Online tools like mortgage calculators and property listing overviews are available for those wanting to look into buying or renting on Carver Road. There's no fancy program names for the care, but residents do get help with daily living, medication management, and meals in well-kept dining and living areas, as well as a steady schedule of activities and maintained gardens for getting outside, and there's a smaller group size, which helps keep things quiet and attentive for those living there. For those who need it, there's respite care and support with things like getting dressed or moving around. Overall, Carver Road House keeps things traditional and practical while offering a bit of Victorian charm, making use of its historic space and quiet grounds.