A Home With a Story to Tell… Welcome to 704 Lincoln Street, a character-filled home built in 1910 in the historic riverfront City of Monongahela. Lovingly lived in, restored, and cared for by the same owner for more than 40 years, this is a home where over a century of history and craftsmanship can still be seen and appreciated. From the expansive covered front porch, step through a front door that is truly a work of art and into a home filled with beautiful original details. Stained-glass windows throughout the home, gorgeous original fireplace mantels, rich woodwork, distinctive trim, and architectural details showcase the craftsmanship of another era. The welcoming foyer connects to both the living room and dining room, with original working pocket doors on both sides—a remarkable feature that has been preserved for more than a century. The dining room may be one of the home’s most special spaces, featuring beautiful original built-ins that are works of art themselves. The room is currently furnished with antique period furniture true to the era of the home, and the furniture has the ability to remain if the new owner wishes. The UPDATED KITCHEN with under cabinet lightening and UPDATED BATHROOM bring modern convenience while complementing the home’s historic character. Just off the rear of the house is a charming den featuring a beadboard ceiling, creating an inviting additional space for a home office, reading room, sitting room, or quiet retreat. Upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms on the second floor, along with brand-new carpeting on the staircase and in the bedrooms. Continue to the third floor and discover an expansive attic/bonus area with original wood floors and charming architectural rooflines. Use it as additional storage or imagine a game room, hobby area, playroom, or bonus space—the possibilities are plentiful. The basement provides an abundance of additional storage and workshop space, along with another bathroom, and laundry, adding even more functionality to the home. Other improvements include insulation, a newer electrical panel, new front steps and railing, and brand-new carpeting, while so many of the home’s irreplaceable original features have been carefully preserved. Located in Monongahela, a historic Western Pennsylvania riverfront town, 704 Lincoln Street offers something increasingly difficult to find: an authentic 1910 home whose history hasn’t been remodeled away. From its stained glass and working pocket doors to its original mantels, dining-room built-ins and beautiful woodwork, the details tell the story of the home.