Built in 1874, this stunning Victorian home sits on two exceptionally spacious lots, offering a welcoming front yard and an expansive backyard—perfect for outdoor living and entertaining. Rich in history and character, the home was officially registered as a historic property in 1979. Known as The Erastus Day House, or "The Captain's House," this prominent Victorian farmhouse is a recognized Lakewood Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally owned by Captain Erastus Day, a Great Lakes mariner, it is also featured on Lakewood's Hidden Victorian Architecture Driving Tour, further highlighting its historical significance. Inside, timeless craftsmanship meets modern updates, with incredible hardwood floors laid in a classic herringbone pattern adding elegance and warmth throughout. The updated kitchen (2020) offers both style and functionality, while new windows (2020) bring in abundant natural light and improved efficiency. The home features four spacious bedrooms, along with a finished bonus room over the garage, bringing the total living space to four thousand two hundred sixty-four square feet. Recent upgrades provide added convenience and peace of mind, including a new garage roof (2025) and included washer, dryer, and refrigerator (2025). Permanent trim lighting built into the gutters enhances curb appeal year-round—no ladders needed for seasonal decorating. This truly one-of-a-kind property seamlessly blends historic charm, modern comfort, and exceptional space both inside and out.