This little sunroom has floor to ceiling windows, beautiful woodwork, and terra cotta tile floor. It is a great place to display plants!
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We invite you to take a tour of our house! This Victorian house was built in 1891. It has been refinished with almost all new wiring, and new insulation and sheetrock through most of the house.
Solid brick from foundation to attic -- three layers wide (18" thick) promises that this house will be standing long after new homes are disintegrating! 2x6 wall supports at 12" rather than today's 2x4 at 16" or 18". The workmanship and construction on this house is amazing!
It has hot water heat, and Central Air on the main floor, with window AC in other rooms. This is the most efficient means of heating and cooling!
Approximately 1500 square feet on each floor. This house has a full, partially finished walk-out basement, which is very dry and usable. And a full walk-up attic with 9-19 foot ceilings and an incredible tower room that looks out over the town.
It has 4 bedrooms, but has room for 2-3 times that many with the fully functional attic and basement levels.
1 Full bathroom with shower/large luxuriant tub. 2 additional 1/2 bathrooms. Washer/Dryer are on main floor.
If you would like more pictures of anything, please let us know!
Solid brick from foundation to attic -- three layers wide (18" thick) promises that this house will be standing long after new homes are disintegrating! 2x6 wall supports at 12" rather than today's 2x4 at 16" or 18". The workmanship and construction on this house is amazing!
It has hot water heat, and Central Air on the main floor, with window AC in other rooms. This is the most efficient means of heating and cooling!
Approximately 1500 square feet on each floor. This house has a full, partially finished walk-out basement, which is very dry and usable. And a full walk-up attic with 9-19 foot ceilings and an incredible tower room that looks out over the town.
It has 4 bedrooms, but has room for 2-3 times that many with the fully functional attic and basement levels.
1 Full bathroom with shower/large luxuriant tub. 2 additional 1/2 bathrooms. Washer/Dryer are on main floor.
If you would like more pictures of anything, please let us know!
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- 3rd Bedroom
- 4 Bedrooms upstairs
- Back Porch Features walk out to Back Yard
- Main Floor Broom Closet
- Small sunroom or plant room off from the LIving Room
- Small main floor "guest" bathroom
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This house is a "must sell!" For sale by owner!
Priced for immediate sale at $159,000!
This house could not be built for less than a million dollars today and in most cities it would sell for at least that much. But since it is located in a small rural town of 7,000, the house market is much more affordable! This house would make a perfect Bed and Breakfast... located just two blocks off the Scenic old Lincoln Highway in the beautiful rolling hills of Western Iowa.
Email us at tskarin@gmail.com or dskarin@usa.net
This house could not be built for less than a million dollars today and in most cities it would sell for at least that much. But since it is located in a small rural town of 7,000, the house market is much more affordable! This house would make a perfect Bed and Breakfast... located just two blocks off the Scenic old Lincoln Highway in the beautiful rolling hills of Western Iowa.
Email us at tskarin@gmail.com or dskarin@usa.net
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