2 Sayles Street, Alfred, NY 14802

Cozy Cottage feel right in the Village of Alfred. Conveniently located near AU campus, and an easy walk to downtown areas. Enter into the kitchen area. You could have a small dining table also in this area, or maybe just a Small island with some stools. Laundry is off the Kitchen. The Full bath with tub/shower is also off the kitchen. There is a stairway up to the bedroom. Down a few steps is a spacious living room area with a cozy fireplace. Up the stairway in this room is a perfect office space also with a closet. There is a back door leading to the lower back yard. Lots of large trees offer some privacy as well. Live in a piece of local history! 2 Sayles Street in Alfred Village was built in 1926 by Charles Fergus Binns for his daughter Elsie. The house was originally designed as a sculpture studio by Binns, who was the first director of the New York State School of Clay working and Ceramics (now the New York State College of Ceramics) at Alfred University, holding that position from 1900 until 1931.