Natural woodwork and wonderful built-ins!

After numerous members of the Roth family came to Belleville from Germany before the turn of the century, at least three or four Roth families purchased homes on Lebanon Avenue. If you view the Google Street Map, you can see a string of German Row homes that some of the original Rath immigrants owned. John Roth (1885 – 1952), however, a second generation German-American, owned this Craftsman bungalow from the 1920s until his death in 1952. He was a hardworking iron molder at the Luzerne foundry and member of Local 182, Iron Molders Union. He lived here with his wife Laura Chatlain Roth, children Hans and Doris, and brother Charles Roth, a barber.

• 3bed
• 1bath
• 2,075sqft2,075 square feet
• 7,405sqft lot

Build date 1910

What a gem! This spacious arts & crafts bungalow needs your help. The home has a nice large front porch & many great original features including the original wood windows. The living & dining rooms are quite impressive with the fireplace & all the great built-ins just waiting to be restored. You will find wood floors and window seats in many rooms including the large foyer. The kitchen has an awesome butler’s pantry. Two bedrooms & a full bath round out the first floor. The huge master bedroom is the second floor. Full basement which can be accessed from the interior or exterior. This home is being sold AS IS & the utilities are not on & will not be turned on so bring a flashlight. Furnace is broke & roof appears to be in good condition. Info is gathered from various sources, all info should be verified by buyer or buyer’s agent. Inspections are for buyer’s knowledge only, seller will do no inspections or repairs & no credit for repairs.