Historic Campbell-Whittlesay House for sale as a home? (Rochester: real estate, houses)

[just_sayin']

I'm bored and have the house to myself tonight and can't fall asleep. So, as I love the old houses of the city and dream of buying one some day, I was looking up real estate listings on nothnagle and found this listing

Nothnagle.com - 123 Fitzhugh St S, Rochester City, NY 14608

It's listed as a "single family home" and the listings pics show it furnished with all of the period furniture (the house was built in 1836 and is one of the oldest in Rochester). I want to say I remember going on a field trip there as a kid though that could be completely made up in my head bc the wikipedia article mentioned it used to be used for school trips. haha. Kind of on the northern fringe of corn hill and doesn't seem as much part of the "neighborhood" (it faces 490 on the front facade) but it's still really cool. Anyone else ever heard anything about this place? Just thought it was interesting, Wikipedia has a short article on it too:

Campbell-Whittlesey House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I wonder if they expect a private buyer to buy it and live in it as a home? That sounds idealistic as I imagine it would probably be developed commercially. Just thought I'd share it because again...I'm bored.

[OverTaxedInNY]

It'd be a cool candidate to move to another location where it's more fitting to its surroundings. It just looks sooo out of place where it is now, kinda just sticks out like a sore thumb. I couldn't care less about old buildings like this, but I think it'd be cool over with the rest of them on the east side of the city.