413 N Main St Jamestown, NY 14701

This 19th-century brick mansion, a landmark building in Jamestown, New York, offers 9,097 square feet of space. Constructed for George W. Tew Jr., President of the City National Bank, and designed by architect Milton Earl Beebe, the former Tew mansion is situated at the corner of North Main and Fifth Streets. The building features a mansard roof and distinctive dormer windows. The grand foyer includes high ceilings, crown moldings, solid wood doors, and an exquisite staircase with original stained glass windows. Original features continue throughout, including multiple fireplaces with distinctive mantels, hardwood floors, woodwork, and expansive windows. The first and second floors each have six rooms, a kitchen area, and two half bathrooms. The third floor contains five rooms, one of which was formerly part of a ballroom. The full basement includes one full bath and multiple rooms. An accessibility lift is present. A parking lot accommodates approximately nine cars, with additional off-street metered parking available.