Historic Architecture Meets Modern Luxury- The best of old and new combined, this home has been beautifully restored and updated. A commitment to artistry and quality the many authentic designs and features include hardwood floors, wavy window glass, vintage doors,19th Century trim and moldings and a unique Victorian Front door. Historically significant it is one of the earliest documented buildings in the old part of Historic Centreville. Known as the James Croney house the original construction per historical survey was circa 1794-95. Originally two rooms and one and half story dwelling, it is interesting to note that the two existing front parlors, now living and dining areas are thought to be the main living areas of the original structure. The home was enlarged and raised two stories in the mid-19th Century and further additions were made in more recent times. Old meets new with many updates including eat in Kitchen with granite countertop, island and stainless-steel appliances, plus laundry room and pantry. The master bedroom suite offers private bath with tiled shower and upper front porch. The second level also offers a second bedroom, full bath and a separate apartment with full kitchen, bath and a private entrance with upper deck. On the third level is a spacious bedroom also with full bath. Other improvements include all new plumbing, electric, combination HVAC, plus existing radiator heat. A deep rear yard and deck is ideal for the gardener and outdoor entertaining. Located on Historic Commerce St. with other fine homes and convenient to restaurants, library and other small-town amenities. Zoned Residential/Commercial, uses include that of a single-family home, office/retail/apartments. Check with Centreville Town Office for allowable use. A rare opportunity in rural Historic Centreville, a quaint waterfront town within an hour or less to Annapolis, Baltimore and DC. Contract fell through due to home sale contingency, second chance to own this beautiful Historic Home