Beautiful 1901 Victorian home with elegant and imaginative updates throughout. The home sits on 1.84 acres in Upper Providence Township between Collegeville and Trappe, central to new and exciting development, malls and shopping. Also just minutes away from Phoenixville's nightlife, shopping and dining. Enter into an elegant foyer with it's original, refinished antique oak staircase and banister and step back in time. The parlor contains an equally beautiful, antique and refinished oak mantle and fireplace surround. The dining room has a coffered ceiling, wainscot and hand carved molding as well as a built-in corner cabinet and bay window seat. The library has floor to ceiling oak paneling and built-in oak bookcases on 2 walls. There are french doors and french pocket doors throughout on the first floor. The updated gourmet kitchen is filled with cabinet space and storage in oak cabinets and counters with corian tops. Recessed lighting and a 2-tier island make cooking and entertaining delightful. To one side of the kitchen, a separate mud/garden room with ceiling fan, sliding glass and screen doors and deck access. To the other, a large and modern family room with sliding glass doors, oversized windows and a large heat-a-lator fireplace and brick hearth. There is central A/C and heating in this modern kitchen and family room area. Two separate staircases lead to the second floor which contains the spacious master suite. Inside find his and her closets, a private bath including an oversized and luxurious soaking tub, frameless glass and tile shower and pedestal sink. Also on the second floor is an additional bedroom with a large custom built bay-window seat with storage, a stairwell landing sitting area, an interesting air-conditioned garden room / craft room or office space and a full bathroom. Topping this home off is the remodeled third level, with brand new carpet, new windows, drywall and paint. Very roomy and ready for your creative use, there are two large bedrooms, a full bathroom and a sitting room area. The home had a new roof put on in December, and has replacement windows throughout all three floors by Pella and Anderson.