Turn of the century Victorian home with original corbels, located in Lancaster Village. The former homestead of Lester Moses, local constable and 2nd Lieutenant of World War I, who was honored by NH Governor John H. Bartlett in the year 1919. The beautiful covered porch with mahogany deck leads you through the original front door into the grand foyer. The home boasts hardwood floors throughout and the original staircase with ornate newel post , balusters, and handrail. Two front parlors are separated by a French door and offer bright space for the living room and den/office. One has a small closet and could serve as a 1st floor bedroom! The adjacent formal dining room features a built-in pass-through china cabinet and "Lancaster Ceiling”. The spacious kitchen offers lots of cabinetry, and plenty of room for casual dining. There’s a ¼ bath and laundry room on the first floor. The second floor offers 4 bedrooms & a full bath. The far end of the hall has been used as an office nook & sitting area. The walk-up attic has hardwood floors. The bonus room at the top of the attic stairs needs renovation. The 2 car garage has access to full storage above & offers direct entry to a shed & the kitchen. Many updates include a newer heating system, replacement windows, and the entire exterior has been painted in summer of 2021. Full bath renovated in 2022. Three bedrooms recently painted a neutral color. Nice yard offers space for gardens & outdoor entertainment.