115 N. Ann Street is a true one of a kind, historic treasure. Constructed circa 1841’s for Thomas Howard, a local lumber merchant and shipbuilder. The home was then expanded by Elias Edwards, a dry good merchant and given to his wife Harriet as a wedding gift. Later the property was confiscated by the British Council and local legend claims that the home was hit by a union cannonball. This Coastal Greek Revival Cottage, features a spacious center hall, with flanking double parlors, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & lots of potential. There was a 3rd bathroom that was gutted, and like the rest the home will need to be renovated. The home is being sold "as is" and will require much renovation to bring it back to original grandeur; however many unique features remain, such as the grand front porch, super tall ceilings, original stain-glass entry, fireplace mantles and original wide plank floors throughout. This home has 2462 sqft. and sits on a very large lot, approximately 258' deep by 119' wide in the Old Dauphin Way Historical District. . This home needs a buyer whom can make it shine again. Some photos are virtually staged. *** Listing agent makes no representation to accuracy of sqft, Buyer to verify all information deemed important to the purchase of this property. Home is being sold "Where is - As is."