RARE QUEEN ANNE VICTORIAN CIRCA 1909 situated in the Historic District of Douglas Manor, by the famous Carl P. Johnson architect. This distinguished home has captivated admirers for generations and occupies a special corner on the waterfront. Your first introduction is a wrap-around porch with ionic columns, balustrades, and stone steps, and double cut-glass entry door. The first floor has a parlor with French doors followed by a music area. The sun room/conservatory has radiant heat with total water view. Chef's kitchen with all the bells and whistles; sub - zero refrigerator, sharp microwave AGA stove and marble countertops and powder room tucked away. The classic touches in the formal dining room are many. The walls are adorned with wainscoting, the original handmade Mercer tiles, and the original wood burning fireplace. The exceptional wood floors throughout add to the history of this home. The second floor has sweeping water views from every corner. There are 2 bedrooms plus a primary suite/spa Bathroom, built-in window seat, walk-in closet and fpl. The third floor has three bedrooms, Art room and full bath. There is a matching garage with loft area. Many original and preserved notable features. The original craftsmanship is preserved and exceptional.! Three zone Central Air, 10" ceilings, stain-glass windows, radiant heat in the kitchen, powder room and all other baths. Douglas Manor was founded in 1906, a community of spectacular single homes . Picture yourself here and experience life on "Shore Road."