Every house has a story... and oh, I wish this house could talk! The property was originally owned by Conrad Crone and in 1798 he conveyed this corner lot to the Luthern Church (at the corner of Main & Jefferson) to be used to build a parsonage for their minister. In 1848 it was sold by the church when a new parsonage was built next door to the church. There is a grape vine growing along the back door fence--rumors are that it was planted in the early 1800s so the church would have grapes for communion wine. The current owner made wine last year from a harvest of the grapes and it was pretty good! Talk about loving a house.. the current owner has been a phenomenal steward of this historic home. Updates like new roof & gutters (2021), heavy up electrical & new wiring (2012), new windows (2016) --only 1 original window remains; new mini-splits (4) were added in 2016, H2O heater (2015), new plumbing pipes (2012). There are 6 FPs--1 electric in the PRBR, 2 propane--LR & DR, 1 woodfired in the FamRm. 2 decorative. Sited on a corner, this 17,000sqft lot has a detached garage/shed (signs will stay!) and is just a block to Main St, The Main Cup Restaurant is a block away, or Memorial Park is 3 blocks. Lots of historic artifacts have been discovered in the attic and cellar--gloves, bottles, pieces of dishes, Is it time for you to be owner of this charming home?