Step back in time while embracing modern living in the iconic General Warren-Emery House, also known as the Morrison House. Built circa 1828-1833, this beautifully preserved, three story mansion exudes charm with its Federal Style Architecture: hip roof, twin chimneys, five-bay symmetrical facade. Portland Architects, Francis H Fassett and John Calvin Stevens contributed the Italianate details in 1883. One of the many highlights, is the Belvedere offering views of Portland Harbor, The White Mountains and Portland's Historic District. Perfect for investors or those seeking an income-generating property with historical character. The units offer an abundance of natural light, with large windows that frame the views of Portland's picturesque streets The house is registered as a duplex with spacious, well-appointed units. The front is currently set up as a co-living situation with five bedrooms, four and a half baths and five decorative fireplaces. There is a very large, shared kitchen on the first floor. On the third floor, there is a lounge area and access to the Belvedere. The former servants' quarters, added to the rear of the building in 1883, offers three bedrooms and two full baths. Both have renovated kitchens, bathrooms, in-unit laundry, heat pumps and many more recent updates. Previous owners had plans to create additional units. Buyers should verify potential opportunities with City. Step outside to find a quaint courtyard and garden, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. All of this is just minutes from the vibrant Old Port, with its renowed shops, restaurants, and waterfront attractions. Enjoy the perfect balance of quiet residential living and convenient access to the city's best amenities. Seller is offering to pay for two parking spots at the Portland Club for a year and he will build a gate to the property.