Built in 1905 in the Neo-Classical Revival style by one of the town's leading industrial pioneers, the Crawford-Bowers House sits on Millionaires Row and has long been home to several community and state leaders. With over 13000 square feet, towering columns and a central solarium, this magnificent structure makes a commanding statement to all who pass. Although converted into 9 apartments many decades ago, many of the significant architectural elements remain and yearn for a new buyer who is willing to restore it once again to a grand single-family home or continue its present use. Situated in the Boydville Historic District, this property is eligible for historic tax credits to help complete its restoration. On the market now for the first time in many, many decades, eligible buyers should call now to schedule a showing.