This is your chance to own a Queen Anne style home which was popular during 1880-1910. Legend has it that this was the home of John Severance's chauffeur and the house next door was the home of his gardener. (John Severance was the son of Louis Severance who was a founding member of the Standard Oil Trust, established in 1870 by John D Rockefellar and Henry Flagler.) The two car garage is great for the auto enthusiast; not to mention the oversized lot for the gardener in you. This home boasts lots of character as there is woodwork throughout; from the oak hardwood floors, five-panel solid wood doors, window seat with built-in drawers and original built-in china cabinet. You can't help but to notice the stunning appeal as you enter the foyer, the solid wood banister ascending to the second level or wooden french doors entering the living room which possesses wood-trimmed lead-glass windows. The kitchen is welcoming as most any chef would appreciate the cherry cabinets, exposed bric