The Corwin House is a restored Greenport Grand Victorian. In the past 150 years, this house, which is situated in the heart of Greenport Village, was owned by only five families, including many descendant families of Greenport's past: namely, the Corwin's, the Mills, and the Goldin's. The Corwin House, sitting amidst botanical-like gardens, is so close to the village, the water, and a village dock. The home possesses extraordinary water views of Greenport Harbor and Shelter Island. The home was restored to its historic status as the Grand Dame of Greenport. From its centuries-old iron fencing and hitching ports to its inside hardware, detailed castings, plastered detail, tin ceiling, silkstone mantles over the 3 fireplaces, and its elaborate banister, this home is just spectacular. It is one of the finest grand historical homes in Greenport with sumptuous interior and period accouterments. Sit in history. This home has witnessed the post Civil War era, the Spanish American War, WW2, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and so on. The home, a structurally sound edifice, survived the Great Hurricane of 1938. If only the walls could talk. Sit on the porch overlooking the water, enjoy and feel the history and live it first hand. A one and only Grand Victorian home on Bay Avenue in the historic district. Something to be seen. Disclaimer: This description is dramatized to evoke the feeling of the house. All warranties as to the accuracy of any statements made herein are expressly and impliedly disclaimed. Buyers, and their agents, are expressly directed to independently verify the veracity of all statements made herein before relying thereupon in any purchase decisions.