Outstanding in-town location and a piece of Chatham Boro history! The "Reverend Ogden House" is a 1798 Colonial farmhouse which originally stood on Main Street at the site of the Chatham Public Library. It was moved to its present location in the mid 1800's. The residence has been thoughtfully preserved while adding many updates and modern conveniences. The living room features a vent free gas fireplace and a convenient closet with bar. The third floor Family Room fireplace is decorative as are the two bedroom and Dining Room fireplaces. The modern kitchen boasts a dual fuel stove and ceramic tile floors. The third floor Family Room contains an abundance of knee-wall storage, hidden closet, desk and wet bar area. Many rooms with beamed ceilings. Front porch is constructed of Brazilian hardwood. All windows are Anderson thermopane. This residence must be seen to be truly appreciated. The eat-in Kitchen contains a separate breakfast room and a dual-fuel range.