Located in the heart of downtown Frederick and within the Historic Preservation Overlay, is 102 E. Second Street, a 2-bed, 2 bath condo that’s been part of Frederick's history for generations. Once home to Governor Enoch Lowe, this residence was renovated in 2000 and converted into four condo units. Since then, this particular condo has known only one owner. Character and craftsmanship set the tone for this charmer of a home registered #397 with the Frederick County Landmark Foundation. A beautifully landscaped courtyard framed by an elegant, wrought iron gate, set this property apart from any other downtown. Step inside to find hardwood floors and neutral, freshly painted walls throughout every room, creating the perfect canvas to showcase your personal style. Transoms, tall, divided light windows, louvered shutters, and double hinged, six panel doors are classic examples of period charm. The detached garage offering a designated parking spot, and a separate storage area with two assigned closets, are the finishing touches to this one-of-a kind property. Seize the opportunity to tour this beauty situated in such a prized location and being sold for the first time in 26 years. Cone see for yourself - the only thing missing here - is you!
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