This 1915 turn-key brick Georgian residence was built by Victor Voorhees for olive oil importer John Vittucci. The interior spaces boast elegant finishes, built-in cabinetry and original oak paneling typical of fine homes of this period. Historical Renovations Architect, Marvin Anderson, remodeled the primary bath and closet as well as converted the attic, to a light-filled habitable space. The primary bath touts a vaulted ceiling, striking hand-crafted stained-glass skylight, walk-in shower and elegant claw-foot tub. The grand entrance foyer features a magnificent hand- hewn oval-spiraled oak staircase. This four-story home has been meticulously updated with solar power while remaining sympathetic to the history of this stately home.
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