Located in the heart of St. Michaels' Historic District, the "Keithley House," circa 1786, is one of the town's historic treasures. Records indicate the house was renovated and expanded between 1860 and 1870, when Victorian elements were incorporated, including a wonderful front porch. The house was extensively restored and updated in 2008, with care to preserve the 18th and 19th century charm. Most of the heart-pine floors, center hall stairs, sawn balusters, newel post and banister are believed to be original. This is a very livable house. The downstairs plan includes a comfortable living room w/fireplace; sitting room w/fireplace; dining room; modern kitchen; powder room and laundry area. Upstairs features three bedrooms (one w/fireplace) and two full baths. The house is sited on one of the larger lots and highest elevations in town. Beautifully landscaped, private back yard, with potential to add a swimming pool and/or carriage house (subject to Historic Commission approval). Premier location, near fine dining, Chesapeake Bay Museum and the Harbor.