Classic Village Home with Distinguished Pedigree

Steeped in the rich history of East Aurora, this classic village residence traces its roots back to the early Elbert Hubbard era. Originally part of a 40-acre farm purchased in 1909 by Dr. Archer Lincoln Mitchell and his wife, the property reflects a legacy of community and care. Dr. Mitchell faithfully served as the local physician for many years before the farm was sold to Dr. G. Stevenson in 1922 and thoughtfully divided into the charming residential streets of Girard, Maple, and North.

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Today, this beautifully maintained home offers an inviting floor plan designed for easy living while preserving its original character and timeless appeal. The spacious eat-in kitchen opens seamlessly into a large, comfortable family room with a cozy gas fireplace—perfect for gatherings year-round. A gracious formal dining room and welcoming living room provide ideal spaces for entertaining, while the convenience of a first-floor bath, office, and laundry enhances everyday functionality.

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Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms and a full bath offer comfortable accommodations for family and guests alike.

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Outdoor living is equally exceptional. A wide wraparound porch, deck, and screened porch create wonderful spaces for relaxing and entertaining, all framed by fencing on three sides for added privacy. Completing the property is a charming 2.5-car, two-story carriage barn—an incredible bonus offering endless possibilities.

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A rare opportunity to own a piece of village history—where classic charm meets modern comfort - in one of Western New York’s most beloved villages.

As you stroll the center of the town you'll be drawn into one of many restaurants, renowned art galleries, boutiques, coffee and chocolate shops, clothing stores, antique shops, bakeries, and bookstores.

 

East Aurora is a quaint and thriving village with an unusually distinguished place in history. It was a center of the American Arts & Crafts movement, the location of President Millard Fillmore’s law practice and has long been known for equine sport and pleasure.  This history is being preserved through a careful dedication to maintain small town charm with successful growth.

 

Less than twenty five minutes from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport and the city of Buffalo. 

 

The diverse Western New York/Niagara region offers both picturesque countryside and world-class cultural institutions such as the AKG Art Museum and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra.  Capping the area’s exceptional natural beauty is the stunning Niagara Falls and the local ski areas of Kissing Bridge, Buffalo Ski Club and Holiday Valley 50 minutes or less away.