Built in 1885 by Senator Livingston (sometimes noted as J.W. Stribling) in downtown Seneca. Situated on roughly 1 acre of land, positioned on one of the highest points in town—this offers breezes and attractive views. A quintessential Late Victorian residence featuring:

• • Wrap‑around porches, steeply pitched gables, turned porch columns, and stained glass in attic transoms.
  • Interior highlights include heart‑pine floors, beadboard ceilings, pocket doors, ornate millwork, and ten‑to‑twelve‑foot ceilings.
  • Multiple fireplaces and generous ceiling heights. Meticulously restored respecting National Register guidelines; updates include roofs, chimneys, porch repairs, window restorations, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC overhauls.

Retains its original character while including modern amenities—ideal for living or hosting guests. Recognized as the Livingston‑Stribling House in the Seneca Historic District NR listing. The district (added in 1974, expanded in 1987) showcases late 19th‑ to early 20th‑century styles—from Victorian to Craftsman.

• Architectural beauty: Classic Victorian form combined with high-end millwork and period detail.
• Scale & comfort: Spacious layouts with high ceilings and elegant finishes across a large, landscaped lot.
• Versatility: Suited as a luxurious private residence, historic showcase, or boutique B&B/event venue.
• Preserved integrity: Renovations align with National Register guidelines and respect historical authenticity.