The Joseph W. Estabrook House is the only surviving home in Cambridge designed by William E. Woodward. This distinctive property has been called "the most architecturally striking house on the street" by the Garfield Street National Register District. Thanks to meticulous restoration, the property received the Cambridge Historical Commission Preservation Award in 2018. The sprawling first floor is comprised of formal living & dining rooms, an eat-in kitchen, family room, office, and half bathroom. The gracious staircase with exquisite stain glass windows leads you to a main hall with a bow stain glass window, a primary suite with en-suite bath & huge dressing room with a turret. There are 2 more bedrooms & a bathroom on this floor. The top floor houses 3 additional rooms, a 1/2 bathroom & storage areas. Outside there is a large patio and professional landscaping, 2-car garage with electricity and additional parking.