107 Windsor Pl, Syracuse, NY 13210

Located minutes from campus in a preferred, quiet neighborhood.  This has been our family home for the last twenty years. We raised our three boys here and will forever treasure the warmth and friendships this neighborhood is known for. 107 Windsor Place was built in 1920 by George Wright, the first cousin of Frank Lloyd Wright. The abstract for the property reads like a Who’s Who of Syracuse University namesakes from Comstock to Crouse to serving as the home of the retired Chancellor William Tolley for over thirty years. The house has largely maintained its original 1920’s flavor, with key renovations completed during the Tolley tenure here. It is truly a period gem, and has never been officially listed on a real estate market per se, passing on from family to family to university to our family, and now, hopefully, to yours. The home measures 3,100 square feet. Four bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Generous and elegant conventional living spaces.  Two of the bedrooms are king sized suites (with dedicated walk in closet space and baths.)  The attic boasts a full floor art studio.  The grounds are large and secluded. A fully fenced backyard is perfect for young children and/or your pets.  Bead boarded and insulated two car garage (with its own half bath) has a generous attic for storage or a playhouse. It will be hard for you want for anything this beauty doesn’t have to offer.