209 Change Street

Step into a piece of history with the Smallwood-Duffy House, an elegant Federal-style residence built in 1810. Spanning approximately 3,881 square feet, this magnificent home captures the grace and symmetry of the Federal period, with distinctive features such as a gable roof, tall chimneys, and clapboard siding. A side hall entrance with sidelights invites you inside, where timeless beauty awaits.The stately entryway, highlighted by an elliptical arch and modillion cornice, leads to a spacious interior with high ceilings, natural light, and large rooms. Classic Federal elements abound, from the chair rails and panel doors to the beautifully maintained heart of pine floors, preserving the home's rich architectural history.
The main floor offers refined living spaces, including a formal living room, a dining room, all with fireplaces adorned with elegant mantels. The well-appointed kitchen combines period charm with modern convenience, featuring pine countertops, exposed wood beams, stainless steel appliances, a center island, and a delightful coffee bar. The downstairs master suite boasts a private patio entrance and a charming bathroom with a claw-foot tub. Alternatively, a second-floor bedroom offers another option for a master suite, complete with built-in bookcases, a fireplace, and a beautifully tiled bathroom. The third floor unveils a stunning 800-square-foot room, ideal as a master suite, guest retreat, or family room with original hardwood floors, exposed beams, a wet bar, and rounded dormers with built-in storage and seating overlooking downtown. This level also includes a full bath, offering versatility and luxury.
Outdoor living spaces feature charming side porches on both the first and second-floors, perfect for enjoying scenic river views. A private rear pocket garden and brick patio create an ideal haven for the container gardener. There is plenty of room to add a driveway for off street parking on one of the most charming streets in the district.