An Iconic Piece of Ashland History—Artful Living in the Heart of Town** Welcome to this beautifully and lovingly renovated 1923 stone Colonial, a timeless architectural gem that has inspired conversation and admiration for over a century. Known throughout Ashland for its rich story—built from silo stone imported from Texas—this distinctive home blends historic character with artistic charm and modern comfort. Step inside and immediately feel the creative spirit that fills this one-of-a-kind residence. Soaring high ceilings on the first floor, combined with windows that flood the interiors with natural light, showcase the craftsmanship of the era. Original oak flooring graces the main level, while original heart of pine flooring warms the upper level, connecting each room to the home’s storied past. The large open kitchen is a true gathering space, thoughtfully renovated and perfect for all the chefs and entertainers in your life. A gracious, stately foyer sets the tone for elegant yet welcoming living. The airy side porch stretches along the home, offering an inspiring space for painting, writing, music, or simply sharing meaningful moments with friends and family most of the year. A bright and versatile study—once the town doctor’s office—is located just off the kitchen, now reimagined as a creative workspace. Upstairs you’ll find four bedrooms and three full baths including the Large Master Suite. The fenced rear yard provides privacy and space to garden, play, or host outdoor gatherings. Perfectly positioned on Center Street facing the Historic Train Tracks—Ashland’s most prestigious corridor—this home sits among early 1900s Victorian and Colonial beauties. Step out your front door and stroll to local art galleries, coffee houses, and charming restaurants. In the heart of “The Center of the Universe” and “Train Town USA,” this home offers not just a place to live, but a vibrant, walkable lifestyle rooted in history, art, and community.