Showing posts with label Colonial Revival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colonial Revival. Show all posts

Charles Over Mansion, 1902 Brick Colonial Revival in Muncie, Indiana


LISTING DETAILS

Opportunity, style, historic value, modern amenities and VALUE are all things that generally can't be found in one single house. I can't quite explain the feelings involved with walking in this front door. The natural woodwork, the history and space are all entirely breathtaking. This home has undergone a significant renovation in the past several years culminating into the form that you see now. This home is one of the single greatest values in the US. At almost 12,000 sq ft, this home in the Emily Kimbrough Historic District is one of the single most recognizable homes in Muncie. It has been featured in Magazines, Television, Movies and local publications. It has been recognized nationally for it's charm, character and pure value. 

A look inside will reveal a plethora of natural wood, custom paint, professional work and class mixed with all updated and working mechanical systems. The home has been well insulated and outfitted with 4 working HVAC units to keep the home cool/warm and comfortable, all while maintaining a modest monthly utility bill. It has almost 3300 sq ft of dry basement for storage and many other uses. Through the dining room you will find a magnificent kitchen attached to a large walk in pantry. Entertaining. Cozy living. An appeal can rarely be seen in such a combination. Currently, the home generates its own revenue. It has enough living space, a large 3rd story featuring a ballroom (workshop) and serves guests comfortably as an airBnB. 

The chance to own a house like this can truly be said to be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Professional artisans from around the United States, regionally and locally have all come together on this home to extract every ounce of details and history that could possibly be crafted. Don't miss your chance. Don't let this opportunity pass you by.

1900 Colonial Revival in Kokomo, Indiana


LISTING DETAILS

This home will leave you in awe with its unique character, history and charm from the 1870 antique chandelier in the living room, to the resplendent woodwork throughout the home. With over 6,400 sq. ft., this home offers an abundance of space with a large living room with gas fireplace, formal dining room, den with 2nd gas fireplace, rec room with built-in wooden bar and a pool table. The private library boasts a built-in desk and an abundance of bookshelves. The kitchen features a beautiful AGA gas stove, as well as, gorgeous granite countertops and custom cabinetry. There is much to say about the master bedroom with 3 walls of windows, private bathroom featuring a tub and separate shower and twin vanity with granite counter. A short stairway will lead you to an awesome master closet and bonus area. This property also features a private guest quarters home, 5 car garage, beautiful open patio and a white pillar pavilion. All of this on your very own 11 acre estate. This is truly a wonderful home to entertain and enjoy during all seasons.

1905 Colonial Revival in Duluth, Minnesota


LISTING DETAILS

Motivated seller- he says sell in 60 days! This home is what DULUTH is all about, Quality, history and BEAUTY! .....Built on a level majestic lot, drive up to the monumental Pillars awaiting your entry into the grand foyer with its hardwood floors, ornate wainscoting and crown molding. Substantial renovation and added improvements are now completed to this regal home built in the Colonial Revival style for historical figure E.L. and Lucretia Bradley in 1905. 

Kitchen has a striking timeless décor and has stainless appliances, granite counters and hightop counter that seats 6. The Formal living room and dining room on the main level were designed to accentuate the wood as the original owner was in the lumber industry, built with large/high beamed ceilings, wainscoting surround with built in leaded window cabinets, leads to after dinner entertaining in the formal living room with fireplace. Grand Pillars are standing tall in the foyer.The grand staircase with the large stainglass window in the landing to the second floor. 4 of the 5 bedrooms are on the same second level.

This sublime home encompasses 5 bedrooms including a modern addition to the traditional master bedroom with a private bath which includes double sinks, large separate soaking tub and separate shower, walk in closet and a fireplace. 5 bedrooms in all and 5 Bathrooms~ One or more on each level, 24 x 24 detached new 2018 garage, large sauna, weight/workout room and rec room/ bar built with repurposed construction from the original Northland Country Club~NCC (History within History). Top Level originally a formal ball room is still a ball room........ golf ball, basketball ball , kick ball, soccer ball, queue ball; this room is truly an indoor back yard! 

Other additional features, original tile of the fireplaces, wine cellar in the lower level. Home has been pre-inspected by a MN Licensed inspector and offers a full home warranty with purchase, We want you to have confidence in your purchase. 

PREVIOUS LISTING DETAILS

This 5BR/4.5BA brick home in the heart of Congdon is totally redone! Originally built by Lumber Baron Edwin Bradley, it features Old World charm and craftsmanship. The grand entry has ornate detail and woodwork with hardwood floors. Updated kitchen with granite and study with built in bookcases are on the main floor. Private master suite with walk-in closet and full bath on second. The 3rd floor has a rec room perfect for rainy days. Lower level family room with slate gas fireplace, bar and sauna.

HISTORY via Duluth Preservation

One of the few East End homes William Bray did not design with the help of Carl Nystrom, this massive Georgian Colonial Revival style house has fluted columns and pilasters, Greek Key designs over the windows, a classically decorated portico, and a gambrel roof. Edward Bradley was a lumberman who first logged Michigan’s Northern Peninsula before coming to Northeast Minnesota in the early 1880s to organized the logging firm of Bradley and Handford.

FOR SALE   $749,000   $699,000   $674,900   $649,900
2229 E 1st St, Duluth, MN 55812
5 beds  |  3 Full/2 Partial baths  |  6840 sqft  .34 acres

LINKS:
Listing Agent, Zillow, Realtor, Duluth Preservation, Video

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1925 Brick Colonial Revival in Reading, Pennsylvania


LISTING DETAILS

This handsome Colonial Revival home sits on 3.48 acres of land in the North Tulpehocken Area/Schuylkill Valley School District and is nearly 8,000 sq. ft. in size. It has been said to be the finest example of its style in Berks County. Built in 1925, it features the latest in style for the period. With a more open floor plan than earlier Colonial designs, it is an easy home to move about in. 

The main floor does not lack the fine elements of the Colonial period. There is plenty of woodwork to go around, such as chair rails, custom trim work, and crown moldings. Hardwood floors abound throughout this home. Many people have called attention to the beauty of the main stairway leading to the 2nd floor. Large windows keep the home light and bright. Entering through the front door brings you into a large gathering room.It extends the full depth of the home, where there are French doors leading to one of the several patios. To the right, you'll find an ample den/library with fireplace. Beyond that, there is a large living room which is also the full depth of the home. Again, there are French doors - these leading to a sunroom with large glass sliding doors. This side of the home also contains the main open staircase, a powder room and a small butler's pantry. Now, going to the left of center, we find an elegant and spacious dining room with 2 "shell top" display niches. You could seat lots of family and friends here. Moving on, we find a sizable breakfast room with lots of windows and French doors that lead to patios and the sizable in-ground swimming pool, as well as, a sizable butler's pantry with lots of storage. There is a kitchen and a large laundry area, along with more closets, cabinets, and drawers. Here you'll find the stairs to the basement and an extra set of stairs to the 2nd and 3rd floors. 

Now, onto the 2nd floor. At the top of the main stairs, we turn right and go to the 1st master sized bedroom. This also extends the depth of the house and has a door to access the flat roof. Off of this room, is a full bathroom and a separate dressing room with lots of cupboards, drawers and closets. Next, you'll find another nice sized bedroom and a Jack and Jill bathroom leading to still another bedroom of nice size. The last bedroom on the floor is master size and is paneled in pickwick pine. It also includes a full bathroom. It's a handsome room which most recently was used as an office. As we walk down the hall, there is a cedar closet, a closet with drawers and cabinets, a large linen closet and a cleaning closet with a fancy slop-sink. By now you've noticed the handsome arch top doors at either end of the hall. 

Now, to the 3rd floor. Here are 3 more reasonably sized bedrooms, a full bathroom and a wall long closet. There is also access to the roof. The basement is full height and quite usable. It consists of 5 rooms. The most interesting is the "bomb shelter" or safe room. This is a solid concrete space with a bank vault style door, dressing rooms, bathroom and a generator. Two smaller rooms were used as craft rooms. The basement also has its own door to the outside. 

The exterior has its own points of interest, beginning with the circular driveway. There is ample parking and a 3-car garage. There is a good sized fenced in swimming pool, a reflecting pool, and a lawn that extends to the Berkshire Country Club Golf Course. The property is well shielded by mature trees on both sides, so you'll have lots of privacy and play space. 

Now, as for that acreage. The 3.48 acre property consists of lot 10 and 12 of the original Greenfields subdivision. The house sits on lot 10 (1.58 aces). The vacant lot, lot 12 (1.87 aces), can be purchased separately (approval pending). 

The house and property need a good amount of repair (plaster repair, MEP work, radiators, etc.) and some fresh ideas. Schedule your showing today, and imagine the possibilities of making this house a grand home once again.

FOR SALE  
House + Lot 10 and Lot 12:   $550,000   
House + Lot 10:   $389,900
Lot 12 Alone:   $175,000  

406 N Tulpehocken Rd, Reading, PA 19601
7 beds  |  4 Full/3 Half baths  |  7811 sqft  3.48 acres

LINKS:
LAND (3.49 acres) AND HOUSE: Listing Agent, Zillow, Realtor,
LAND (1.58 acres) AND HOUSE: Listing Agent, Realtor,
LAND (1.87 acres): Listing Agent, Realtor,

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