A Unity home was heavily damaged by fire Thursday afternoon.
The fire started in a first-floor room of the Fourth Street residence about 1:54 p.m., Whitney-Hostetter fire Chief Tony Matuszky said.
There were no injuries.
A state police fire marshal ruled the fire an accident, started by an unidentified electrical device near a TV stand.
The room where the blaze started and the second-floor room above it were nearly destroyed, and another second-floor room was heavily damaged, Matuszky said.
The fire marshal estimated damages at $50,000.
Firefighters were able to save some of the furniture and other objects, Matuszky said.
The fire was extinguished by about 3:30 p.m.
Jacob Tierney is a Tribune-Review staff writer.
