This yesteryear Queen Anne Victorian home has been a landmark in the charming Town of Fernwood for over a century. This “Painted Lady”, circa 1900, was built by the prominent Phillip Henry Enochs family during the early settlement of Fernwood as a “Company Town” for the Fernwood Lumber Company. It is known to have been the home of the first local doctor, and later a boarding house. The verandah porch is ornamented with gingerbread trim and balusters, as well as the balconies to the front and rear of the home. The home features the classic Queen Anne style turret tower. The home is 2240 sq. ft., with 5 bedrooms/ 2 baths and sits on a 1 acre lot. . As you enter the foyer, you will be taken by the 2-story, grandeur staircase, and soaring ceilings. Beautiful original hard wood floors, bead board walls, and vintage door transoms, add plenty of character. There are spacious parlors to the left and right of the central hall, a dining room, bedroom, laundry room, and a cozy kitchen on the first floor. The second floor offers four bedrooms, each very unique. The home has been renovated for energy efficiency with hardy board siding, central heat/air, hot water on demand system, and a metal roof. Home is been sold AS IS.