Overview
Welcome to The Wiggins-Rolph-Prime House, circa 1848, a distinguished federal style colonial in historic Huntington Village. Set on a private 0.85-acre lot bordered by wooded town land and lush Leland cypress, this grand residence seamlessly blends formal elegance with casual living spaces, perfect for entertaining. Once the residence of Huntington Hospital founder Cornelia Prime, this over 4, 000 sq ft home preserves charming historical details like 5 fireplaces, exposed beam ceilings, and original floors. Enjoy multiple outdoor gathering spaces - terraces, covered porches, and decks - ideal for warm days in the shade. Inside features include a spacious formal dining room and living rooms, a cozy den, and office spaces that can convert to bedrooms. With 4-6 bedrooms and 4.5 baths, the flexible layout suits various living arrangements and remote work needs. Upgrades include new thermal windows for energy efficiency and a durable lifetime Davinci roof. Modern touches like a den with bar, private guest suite, and a fabulous, vaulted rec room bring this vintage home into the 21st century. Located moments from Huntington Village, residents enjoy proximity to Hecksher Park with its bandshell, pond and new playground, as well as the YMCA, which hosts summer camps, gym, and scores of other programs. Restaurants, theaters, and shopping are within a mile. Experience historical charm while enjoying every contemporary amenity in town! 518 Park Avenue is both a home to own and a historic legacy to cherish in Huntington.