308 Green Street – The front block of this Victorian home was constructed circa 1873. The entrance features a transom and sidelights with lancet shaped panes (ca. 1895); while the fluted spindle frieze and porch balusters exhibit a vaguely Chinese Chippendale design. Restored Queen Anne windows in the front and left wood shingled gables feature stained glass.

2300 sq’, tankless water heater, central HVAC system, standing seam tin roof, large corner lot, heart pine floors throughout, large mother-in-law suite

304 Green St – Contractor John Bruton Deans built this modest Queen Anne house, which he and his wife occupied until the 1940s, after which it was owned by GC Webb family. The porch features turned posts with side scrolled brackets supporting a spindle frieze with a turned balustrade below, and a wide front door with a tall transom.

Great investment or owner occupied large duplex 2076 sq’ • profitable rental history both units currently rented • monthly income $1,005

204 Hill Street – One of Wilson’s earliest work/live spaces, a local physician built this structure to serve as his home and his medical practice.

Great investment or owner occupied duplex 1,797 sq’ • profitable rental history both units currently rented • monthly income $905