The architect of this Second Empire is unknown, but it may have been a design from an Amos Jackson Bicknell pattern book. Constructed on only the quarter acre it currently sits on, the home belonged to grist mill owner William Selover Jr. (1828-1920). The family photo below may be Mr. Selover with his second wife Eliza Harris, who, although 13 years her husband’s junior, died in 1898 at the age of 55.  The couple had one son, born in 1874. After Eliza’s death Selover sold the home and moved to Brooklyn.

• 6bed
• 1.5bath
• 3,676sqft
• 0.25acre lot
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• Realtor: Laurie, Wood with Land Of Lakes Realty Inc

Bring it back to its former glory!!Former Selover mansion! Victorian era pride of Main Street.3 story brick building completely gutted to studs.1 functioning bath on 2nd floor.Gorgeous circular staircase!Unused new boiler system in basement.Never installed! Unfinished inground pool in basement. Gorgeous original woodwork includes mahogany and chestnut staircase with intricate carved newel post and huge pocket doors!Hardwood floors throughout.Aluminum coated roof needs some attention.Large corner lot.Home was also former VFW at one time.Call today!! Priced to move!!