The Chapin Home: renowned antebellum Gothic Revival Architecture
**RARE OPPORTUNITY** The Perfect blend of Old World Charm and Modern amenities. The renowned antebellum four-bedroom, four-bath, 4,968-square-foot home is a perfect example of Gothic Revival Architecture The Chapin Home is meticulously restored and updated with modern convenience. The home has three finished stories, five marble fireplaces, hardwood floors and trim, renovated baths and kitchen, crafted double-pane windows, newer roof and HVAC. The exterior is period fish scale and batten board siding. The .2-acre lot is professionally landscaped. Built in 1857 for South Bend pioneer Horatio Chapin, it is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and anchors the Chapin Park National Historic District. It is the oldest inhabited home in the area listed on the National Historic Registry.