Peace and quiet in the heart of downtown. This lovely Greek Revival was built in 1830 and moved to Sears Street in 1880. It has graciously proportioned rooms, high ceiling, warm wood floors, and an eat-in kitchen with an old (decorative) brick fireplace. A second-floor studio apartment with private entrance and renovated sleeping porch could easily be incorporated into the main house, resulting in four bedrooms, a den, and three full baths. At the rear of the house is a three-bay garage with 220 electrical service, currently used as a workshop/studio. The house is a few minutes from the Ithaca Commons and Gimme Coffee, in a neighborhood that has a Walkability Index of 96!