(Undisclosed Address), Manassas, VA 20110

Location second to none! Lovingly restored historic home constructed in 1905 by the prolific area architect, Albert Speiden originally for his family in the heart of Old Town Manassas. The home is steps away from restaurants, shops, and the VRE railway straight into D.C. Now fondly known as the Speiden-Carper house, it incorporates several architectural elements popular in the early 20th century Aesthetic movement, including an entrance lobby/staircase, coffered wood paneling, exposed beams, and built-in cabinets. The living room is one-of-a kind with original wood floors, a stained-glass window featuring stylized water lilies that are mirrored in the hand-painted watercolor stained concrete on the decorative fireplace. Fully redesigned kitchen with stainless steel energy efficient appliances, gas range, hammered copper hood, charming breakfast nook, and coffee room/wet bar with built-in beverage cooler. Off the kitchen is a bonus room featuring a lovingly restored mountain landscape mural painted by Mr. Speiden. The utility/mechanical room has energy-star rated washing machine and gas dryer. The rear service stairwell with built-in bookcase leads upstairs to a cedar coat closet, another bedroom and full bathroom while the master suite features a bathroom and adjoining walk-in closet/sitting area. Walk-up attic boasts ample storage space. Relax on the spacious front porch or enjoy the private, fully fenced backyard with mature trees and storage shed. Comfortable multi-season glassed sunroom in the rear of the home overlooks the ample backyard. Don't miss out on your chance to discover all of the features of this amazing property and live in a desirable, lively neighborhood, walkable to Old Town First Fridays, the farmer's markets, and weekly summer concerts at Harris Pavilion. Pets welcome upon approval. No smoking permitted on property.