Looking for a truly historic gem? The Adams-Crump House (c. 1813) stands as one of the neighborhood’s finest examples of early Federal architecture with later Greek Revival influence. This beautifully restored brick residence offers approximately 3,800 square feet across four finished levels, including a finished English basement, and retains remarkable original details such as heart pine floors, original hardware, multiple fireplaces, and historically appropriate moldings.

The main level features a gracious entry hall with the original staircase, a formal living room at the front, and a large rear office or library with fireplace and built-in bookcases. Original working French doors allow the spaces to flow together or remain private. A light-filled morning room overlooks the garden.

The finished English basement showcases exposed brick and beams, a spacious eat-in kitchen, and a welcoming family room centered around an antique stove, with direct walk-out access to the garden.

The second floor includes two generous bedrooms with fireplaces, a primary bath, and a traditional trunk room ideal as a dressing room or closet. The third floor offers a private retreat with a bedroom, fireplace, sitting room, exposed beams, and additional attic storage.

A three-story rear veranda with double balconies overlooks the mature backyard garden and offers sweeping city views and spectacular sunset vistas. The landscaped grounds feature established perennials, front and rear irrigation, and a dedicated fire pit area. A tool and storage shed adds convenience.

The fenced rear yard also includes two off-street parking spaces on a private parking pad with a 30-amp RV hookup.

Located on wide, tree-lined 27th Street and walkable to parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood shops, this is a rare opportunity to own a true Church Hill landmark.

Fire in the fireplaces has been digitally added to the photos.