Please note: While the property has been used as an attorney’s office since 1992 and office contents are still being removed, the true story here is the home itself. Look past the furnishings and discover the remarkable historic charm of this one-of-a-kind residence. Known as the Dulany Mahan House, this Prairie-style home reflects architectural influences reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright. Built in 1913, the home was commissioned by Dulany Mahan, a local attorney with deep ties to the First Christian Church—where he later married the minister’s daughter. The home eventually served as the church’s parsonage, adding another meaningful chapter to its history. Offering 2,590 square feet of total living space, the home features 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by a beautiful staircase and the warmth of hardwood flooring throughout most of the home. The large living room has high ceilings and a fireplace (non-functioning), creating an impressive yet inviting space. The kitchen is located at the rear of the home, with cabinets removed, providing a blank slate for your vision. A butler’s pantry connects the kitchen and dining room, a timeless feature. The wraparound enclosed porch is filled with natural light and is divided into 2 spaces—one used as a conference room and the other as a large L-shaped office—both offering flexible use. A half bath completes the main level. Upstairs you’ll find 4 bedrooms, some with step-in closets and charming transom windows. One bedroom includes an adjoining room that would be ideal for a nursery, sitting room, or walk-in closet. A sleeping porch off one of the bedrooms adds even more historic character. Unfinished basement provides good storage with one garage and opener. This is a rare opportunity to own a home rich in history, architectural character, and potential—ready to be reimagined for its next chapter at 1001 Center Street. Must see in person! Property being offered in its current condition.