The Pierce House was built in the early 1800's by George Pierce, who was a lawyer and Justice of the Peace for New Castle. After his death in 1826, the property descended to Elizabeth Pierce Barr. Robert Barr was a planner and superintendent for the Frenchtown and New Castle Railroad. Charming end unit row home located in the historic district of New Castle. Original section built circa 1820 and 1858. The rear addition was built in 1986, which is a nice mix of historic charm with modern conveniences. Enter into the living room with pine floors and faux marble decorative fireplace with period mantel. Next is a sitting room or office with a decorative fireplace and doorway which opens into side alley. Then into the dining room, which has a corner cabinet and plenty of windows. To the back of the home is a large kitchen/den combined. The fully equipped kitchen features Corian countertops with breakfast bar (with a little modification), Gaggenau cooktop and convection oven, and sub-zero refrigerator. Step down to the den with custom built-in bookshelves, with working gas fireplace, 6 skylights, hardwood floors, and sliding door leads to deck, where you can enjoy the beautiful garden with garden shed. Upstairs are 2 large bedrooms with a large laundry room and full bath. Plenty of built-ins for plenty of storage. The 3rd floor is the 3rd bedroom. The basement allows for more storage. The home is located next to the beautiful Amstel House gardens. Seller is offering a 1 yr. HMS Home Warranty.