The stunning mansion was meticulously designed and built by Archimedes Russell, a revered architect and professor of architecture at Syracuse University, in 1903.
It once belonged to Willard Charles Lipe, a versatile pioneer of Syracuse, credited with the invention of a motion picture machine and the establishment of the Rollway Bearing Company.
The 4,686-square-foot house features 8 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, a library, and a family or music room.
Every detail in this house whispers of a bygone era, from the sweeping portico and the graceful staircase to the oak columns, mahogany ceilings, and beautiful stained glass.
The fully renovated carriage house offers modern comfort with a full kitchen, family room, marble-trimmed bathroom, and bedroom, making it perfect for guests or in-laws.
If you dream of living in the inventor of the motion picture machine’s mansion, don’t miss the chance to make this historic beauty your next home.
- Listing by: Hunt Real Estate ERA 315-682-7197, Michael Gaulin 315-682-7197
- Price:Â $419,900
- Address: 112 Summit Avenue & Ruskin, Syracuse, NY 13207