Watertown has a group of homes that are truly treasures. "Campsie" as this home was named by the Buckingham Family is one of these treasures and is available for new stewardship. Originally designed by David Hoadley in 1805 for the Warren Family, it was completely redesigned by Cameron Clark in 1935 for the Buckingham's. The house retains most of its original character, but has added modern conveniences such as a modern kitchen and central air conditioning. The setting, room proportions, natural light, ceiling heights, the Palladian window, block modillioned cornice, and five fireplaces are the obvious details that make this home so spectacular....
Watertown has a group of homes that are truly treasures. "Campsie" as this home was named by the Buckingham Family is one of these treasures and is available for new stewardship. Originally designed by David Hoadley in 1805 for the Warren Family, it was completely redesigned by Cameron Clark in 1935 for the Buckingham's. The house retains most of its original character, but has added modern conveniences such as a modern kitchen and central air conditioning. The setting, room proportions, natural light, ceiling heights, the Palladian window, block modillioned cornice, and five fireplaces are the obvious details that make this home so spectacular. Come see for yourself.
Watertown has a group of homes that are truly treasures. "Campsie" as this home was named by the Buckingham Family is one of these treasures and is available for new stewardship. Originally designed by David Hoadley in 1805 for the Warren Family, it was completely redesigned by Cameron Clark in 1935 for the Buckingham's. The house retains most of its original character, but has added modern conveniences such as a modern kitchen and central air conditioning. The setting, room proportions, natural light, ceiling heights, the Palladian window, block modillioned cornice, and five fireplaces are the obvious details that make this home so spectacular. Come see for yourself.
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