''The Pink House with a Thousand Stories'' On a street where time seems to pause, one house stands tall--a Victorian lady dressed in blush, built circa 1902, her lace-trimmed porch watching over generations. She's only known two families in her lifetime, and now she's ready to meet her third. Step inside, and you'll find rooms that still hum with the echoes of the past: hardwood floors, breakfast/laundry room with walk in pantry, a gorgeous library with French doors and custom built in bookshelves with window seats, crystal chandeliers in several rooms, and bathrooms with original clawfoot tubs. Outside, perennial flowers climb toward the sun, spilling color across the bricked back courtyard--a private garden for morning coffee or twilight dinners. Only steps from downtown and the train station. For someone who loves old houses--their beauty, their quirks, their demands--she's unforgettable. Some furniture and appliances convey with the sale of the home - ask listing agent.