The deBlaine house was built by the Foss Designing and Building Company in 1914 and was described as an Italian Style bungalow. The home went thru many early alterations, the most dramatic being the expansion of the Living Room ceiling with 9 upper level windows (1927) and the construction of an interior balcony (1932). Legend has it the balcony was used for vocal performances and musicians playing for elegant galas. In addition to this unique living room, this spacious one story home includes a formal entry, a library, original dining room with period tile fireplace (now used as a family room), a new dining room, and a large gourmet kitchen with island open to a spacious breakfast room. There is a master suite, 3 additional bedrooms each with its own bathroom. There are hardwood floors, moldings, french doors and many character details. The home has a pool and lovely outdoor areas making it natural for entertaining.