$545,000 SOLD 11450 Dumfries Ave, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 51503 Property Website ABOUT THIS 1899 COLONIAL REVIVAL IN COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA Stately colonial home built in 1899. This eye-catcher sits on 10 acres, without covenants, holds unlimited possibilities. Enjoy amazing views of the Omaha skyline from this property. An etched design leaded ...
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$950,000 SOLD 3 Whiteholme Rd, Lee, Massachusetts, 01238 5 beds ¦ 4 baths ¦ 4,148 sqft ¦ 2.3 acres Property Website ABOUT THIS 1880 VICTORIAN IN LEE MASSACHUSETTS Do you love the film, It’s a Wonderful Life? Why not join the Bailey’s by owning this beautiful Victorian. Warm wood Living and ...
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ABOUT THIS 1903 CP MCNEELY HOUSE IN MOORESVILLE NORTH CAROLINA The historic CP McNeely house is a great piece of early 1900s architecture & a contributing legacy to the Town of Mooresville’s history! This beautiful property is situated downtown on one of Mooresville’s best streets & has a large yard ...
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317 Guy Park Ave, Amsterdam, NY 12010 Built in 1906 and sitting gracefully on 1.6 acres, this stone & shingle Victorian is on the market for $757,000 in Amsterdam, New York. Listing details: This stately 1906 shingle and masonry style Victorian blends into a private 1.6 acre park-like setting. This special ...
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$1,150,000 Absolutely stunning Queen Anne Victorian boasting a towering pair of 3 story turrets and drenched in natural light. Tons of heavy lifting has been done here; full electric, Dual Zoned SpacePak, Insulation blown into wall cavities, restored many windows (interior/storm), sanded and stained all hardwood, remodeled kitchen, restored Primary ...
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$1,075,000 ABOUT THIS 1894 VICTORIAN FOR SALE IN OAK PARK ILLINOIS Welcome to one of Oak Parks and the Midwest’s finest homes. Built in 1894 for John Seaman, an inventor of the automated barrel making process, this 17+ room Queen Anne features unparalleled craftsmanship with original woodwork, 6 fireplaces, 3.1 ...
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The Gingerbread House, also known as the Asendorf House, is nearly 125 years old and yet still bears resemblance to the original architecture of the original three-story southern mansion, built in 1899. Cord Asendorf was married to Bernhardine Asendorf, and they had four children. He is buried in Savannah’s famous ...
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One of a kind home with so much history. Known to local historians as The Orlady Mansion, this home emanates grandeur throughout with 6 fireplaces, 2 ballrooms, exquisite woodwork and parquet hardwood floors. Meander through the home and find little hidden gems like pocket doors, built ins, a private reading ...
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The house with Gothic windows and a turret with portholes at 408 E. Gaston St. was built for Laura Jones in 1892. The Lanes purchased it for $13,500. It became famous as the home of Savannah artist Myrtle Jones. Current property records show a taxable value of $1,224,400. 408 E. ...
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Jacob and Sallie Sonnenthiel house is located at the corner of 19th Street and Sealy and is one of the city’s premier landmark buildings. “The exuberant design of the Victorian era house exhibits influences from Eastlake, Gothic, and Italianate architecture styles,” says GHF. And the story behind the Galveston home ...
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