Supplements: There is something truly special about a home that has been part of a village for more than two centuries. Built in 1819, this iconic Sheffield antique stands near the historic town center and predates the arrival of the railroad, reflecting an important period of growth along Sheffield's historic village corridor. For many years, this was a much- ... (Read more) There is something truly special about a home that has been part of a village for more than two centuries. Built in 1819, this iconic Sheffield antique stands near the historic town center and predates the arrival of the railroad, reflecting an important period of growth along Sheffield's historic village corridor. For many years, this was a much-loved family home where four children were raised. As the family changed, so did the house. Bedrooms on the upper levels were eventually converted into three apartments, creating the flexible configuration that exists today. A new owner can continue to enjoy the income they provide, create space for extended family or guests, or thoughtfully return the home to its original single-family design. The main residence retains wonderful early character. Beautiful wide-board floors flow through the open kitchen and dining area, which opens directly to a screened porch--a wonderful place for summer meals and quiet mornings. The inviting living room is centered around a handsome fireplace, with wide-board flooring and beaded woodwork extending partway up the walls, creating warmth and a wonderful sense of history. An office and primary en-suite add the convenience of first-floor living. This is not simply an antique home--it is an opportunity to become the next steward of a piece of Sheffield history. Live comfortably in it today, restore it over time, maintain the apartments for income, or reimagine the entire property as the gracious village home it once was. With its history, location and remarkable flexibility, the possibilities are many.