Welcome to the Bayberry House. Built in 1895, the home was originally a boarding house and commonly called the Westfield House/Cafeteria. In the late 1900s, the home was completely redone to be a functional five to six bed, four bath home with seven covered patios and porches as well as 1 approved parking space. The Amphitheater district location right between Bestor Plaza and the lake is perfect for any Chautauquan. In fact, Chautauqua's original groundskeeper and "patriarch" Hiram Pratt owned and constructed the first cottage on this site. Hardwood floors throughout all the living spaces, tiled bathroom floors, and stained and leaded glass windows on each level. Large open kitchen with island and breakfast bar, in addition to formal dining room and covered flagstone patios. First floor bed, bath and laundry. Second floor features a separate laundry, 2nd living room, a large dormitory-style bedroom that sleeps 8, as well as another bedroom. The third floor has an expansive bedroom suite, as well as two other bedrooms, all with cathedral ceilings. Attic and basement recently modernized to preserve the home. Home being sold turnkey with most furnishings.