Amazing opportunity to purchase one of the nicest restoration and renovations on one of the nicest most coveted locations in the heart of Historical Harpers Ferry directly across the street from the National Park! This is a great commuter location as a primary residence, a weekend home or B&B. Walk to lower town Harpers Ferry, the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, Hike the Appalachian Trail and Bike the C&0 Canal right from your door step. Fish, Canoe, Kayak, Tube. The recreational opportunities from your front door are endless. Historical 1830 home in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, 440 Fillmore Street.The home is circa 1830 and is National Armory Structure No.139, a "contributing structure" within the designated National Historic District of Harpers Ferry.Originally the armory home of Martin Leese, a painter for the Federal Government.The property was purchased, and renovated by current owners, Elayne Edel and Wayne Bishop in 2019, a professional team of consultants advised during all phases of restoration/renovation.The Harpers Ferry National Historical Park is one of your next door neighbors.The Home sits on an extra large lot and a half (90' x 154') and is protected from any further development in the neighborhood. An addition, garage and or outbuilding can be added.The square footage of the home is currently approximately 1800.Existing off street driveway parking as well as street parking. 2/3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, walk out lower level including a private entrance, restored 1830's heart pine floors - wood flooring throughout 1st and 2nd floors, 2 fireplaces, large master bedroom suite and large custom kitchen, custom cast iron handrail to 2nd floor, new appliances, 4 porches and a patio complete with original stone and brick retaining walls, full cellar for storage or finished space and full attic - plenty of storage, new plumbing systems, new electrical systems, new HVAC systems - 2 zones with hybrid system of propane fired back up furnace, new roof, gutters and downspouts, fully insulated, wired for TV and Data. Retained the 5 original windows in front elevation with original hand blown glass.Walk or bike to the Rivers, Amtrak/Marc train station, Appalachian trial, National Park and C&O canal tow path.