When you open the front door to your new home, your gaze will initially move to the spacious staircase which leads to the upper level. You will also notice the inviting foyer, which leads to the back of the home. To your right you will enter the 11 x 18 living room, thru the 11 x18 dining room to the kitchen. Wood floors can be found under the existing carpet. The kitchen area opens to your 11 x7 screened porch, which provides a wonderful space for entertaining and relaxing. A flight of steps descends to the rear yard. The second floor offers two, or perhaps, three bedrooms. Access to the other side of the duplex(121) is available via a door on the left at the top of this staircase. Your full bath has a door to the stairway which leads to the floored attic. The unfinished basement, which also has access to the rear yard, currently hosts the home mechanicals and laundry. The east side of the duplex,(121) offers endless possibilities. The two front rooms on the main level were utilized as an art studio/gallery. When you open the front door to this unit, you will see another spacious staircase, which leads to the upper level. To the left you will enter the 15 x 14 living room(front room), thru the 12 x 20 dining room, to the 8 x 16 galley kitchen. Both the living room and dining room have wood floors. A built-in china cabinet complements one interior wall of the dining room. A half-bath is also located in this area. The kitchen has a 6 x 8 breakfast area, which opens to a 9 x 17 screened porch. A flight of stairs again descends to the rear yard. Access to the unfinished basement on this side is gained via a door off the dining room. The basement hosts the mechanicals for this unit, has room for storage, and a workshop area which leads to the rear yard. The second floor offers two, or perhaps three large bedrooms, (1) 14 x 18,(2) 12 x 18,(3) 11 x 18, all with wood floors, and a full bath. An additional 11 x 9 porch complements this level. The rear of the home has a large back yard, including a garden area. The historic spring house dates from the early 1800 s, being one of two spring houses that served McConnellsburg. These two log homes were built in the 1860 s(123) and 1890 s(121), and have been lovingly lived in and maintained by one owner since 1974. Come prepared to be impressed. You will not be disappointed.