East Berlin, a friendly, historic, colonial community where residents and visitors enjoy splendid structures that have stood the test of time. 426 West King Street is no exception, established in 1790, it is a stunning Brownstone. It was purchased by the State Senator, Thaddeus Stevens on April 1, 1832, and prior documents show it was a tavern named "Queen" or "Sign of the Indian Queen" prior to 1814. The home has been treasured and lovingly maintained. It features beautiful hardwood floors and wood beamed ceilings throughout. If you are someone who loves and appreciates historical homes, you won't want to pass this one by. It has all the historical details yet enjoys all the modern conveniences. A large addition features a full bath with laundry and a spacious family room with vaulted ceilings with wood cross beams and a natural gas fireplace. The family room overlooks exquisite gardens. The eat-in kitchen has all modern amenities and has a fireplace, which has been closed off, however maintains its original character. The kitchen opens to a side porch and private lawn area. The front room of the home currently serves as a home office however is large enough for living and formal dining. It has beautiful built-ins and a raised paneled wall where stairs lead to the second floor. At the top of the staircase is a wall of original built-ins and a hidden staircase to the walk-up attic where you'll have an abundance of storage space or room to finish, for expanded living. You'll enjoy the sun and shade in the side and back yard with the tranquil surroundings. There is a place to dine, a vegetable garden and a place to rest in the shade while listening to the waterfall over the fishpond. The yard is completely fenced in and there's off-street parking for 4 vehicles at the rear of the property. Although the home is in the Historic District there are NO restrictions on it being a historical home. The home is located on a lovely street within walking distance to the library, community center and the East Berlin Community Park.