This painted lady in Dorchester’s Clam Point neighborhood has undergone a faithful restoration. The formal dining room has a bank of large windows and an embossed ceiling that suggests tin. The fireplace is carved oak. In the main entry and the turret — known locally as the witch’s hat — floors and wainscoting are original oak under high ceilings. Major rooms have chandeliers. The updated kitchen has a six-burner stove, stainless appliances, cherry cabinets, double sink, and a prep island with sink. Adjacent there is a bath with a claw-foot tub and shower.