66 Burleigh Street, Waterville, ME 04901

This beautifully preserved, spacious, five-plus bedroom 1895 Victorian home is replete with original, exquisite, unpainted woodwork, mantles, and moldings, pocket doors and fireplaces was built for Colby College alum, Albert Drummond (1888). This cozy and elegant historical gem sits on a .4 acre corner lot with a large, private backyard in one of Waterville's most sought after, family-friendly, walking-friendly, true neighborhoods. Less than 1 1/2 miles from the Colby College campus, Waterville High School, and downtown. There is a beautiful large foyer, with a high ceiling and a gorgeous grand wooden staircase, which greets you upon entry. The home boasts a formal corner dining room with plate rails and two original built-in corner china cabinets. There is a library/den with a fireplace, window seat facing tall trees in the backyard, a built-in fold-down desk under a large built-in set of bookshelves with glass doors (and a private 1/3 bathroom under the stairs). The home features several vintage overhead fixtures, pocket doors, numerous window seats, a nursery (or walk-in closet adjacent to master bedroom), spacious laundry room off the kitchen, and a large walk-in linen closet with floor to ceiling drawers and shelves.