113 Maple Ave, Oil City, PA 16301

Down a long wooded drive near Hasson Park hides a timeless architectural masterpiece: 113 Maple Avenue, Oil City, PA. This extraordinary 1920s Tudor estate, set on a sprawling ~8 acre lot, offers unmatched privacy and grandeur. With its historic charm and lush grounds, this residence boasts 6 bds, 4 full and 3 half baths. Discover a world of elegance: a grand foyer with handcrafted tiles by famed tile maker Henry Chapman Mercer, a sweeping curved staircase, and high ceilings adorned with crown moulding creating an atmosphere of refined sophistication. Designed for both lavish entertaining and as a serene retreat, it features a formal dining room with original murals by Edward Kuhlmann and hidden storage closets behind the built-in curved cabinets, a breakfast nook that opens to a covered patio and a huge living room spanning nearly 40x30 feet. The living room houses prohibition era cubbies; a few of the paneled walls open to reveal storage cabinets, one of which is 2x6 feet! The island kitchen, equipped with a double oven, and gas grill top is a chef's delight. Outdoors, enjoy the sunset from the porch & host gatherings on the awning-covered patio. Walk the old trolly line at the back of the house into the nearby park. nnDespite its shocking size, this house was built for just three people and their staff. Up the grand stair case is a 13 x 16 ft hall with a large linen closet and access to the primary bedroom, the daughters room and a family room (originally a billiard room)