Facing a picturesque cobblestone courtyard is the "Charles Lippitt Coachman's House" Built originally around 1853 as the coachman's house for textile manufacturer Charles Lippitt, this charming Greek Revival has just been refreshed by the current owner and is ready for a new owner. 1 Charles field Court is located in the heart of the East Side of Providence, right off Benefit Street, but has great privacy. Open up the wrought iron gate and enter from the lower level the dramatic dining and kitchen area with exposed stone walls and deep window wells. The stunning wide pine floors, on this level and throughout the entire house have been meticulously restored to their original glory and give the home a warm and welcoming feel. The walls have been stripped of their old wallpaper and redone to perfection. The house, sitting high on the hill, is filled with natural light, making it a bright and cheery place to call home. Walk your dog or bring a book to the grounds of the John Brown Museum that is directly across the street. Leave your car parked in the garage and walk also to Wickenden Street for your morning coffee, dining, Adler's Hardware store and shopping. There is also easy access to the highways for commuting. This is your opportunity to own a one of kind piece of Providence history and make it your own.