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c. 1900 Queen Anne – Frankfort, IN (George F. Barber)

Posted on OHD: 7/14/14. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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408 S Jackson St, Frankfort, IN 46041

This lovely historic Victorian style home is now available to be yours. Step inside the front door and you'll take step into the beauty of late 19th century quality and craftsmanship. From the beautiful wood in the entry, open the sliding french doors to the living area and parlor. Next is a formal dining room, the to the kitchen and adjacent pantry equipped with dual wine chillers. The remodeled kitchen is a modern upgrade, but blends well with the historic theme of the home. Up the stair you'll find a huge master bedroom (with sitting area) that overlooks the front lawn. There are also two additional large bedrooms and the smaller 4th bedroom can also work as a den or study. The full bath features original tile flooring and claw foot tub. Huge floored attic offers room for expansion. The home features 2 high efficiency heating/cooling systems for the upper and main levels respectively. The attic unit has been installed in an elevated position as to leave the attic floor open. The lower unit is in the partial basement. The home also features an updated 200 amp electrical service and lots of new wiring, etc. The roofing shingles are only 6 years old. Exterior painting has been done to match the original scheme from the early 1900s. The property also features a privacy fenced rear yard, Front and rear covered porches and a detached garage plus asphalt parking area in the rear. The major components have all been updated and all that's left for you to do is complete the cosmetics. Many period furnishings in the home are also available for purchase.
4 Bed · 1 Bath · 2,794 Sq Ft
Listed With

Greg Risse, Joe Risse Realty :: (765) 242-3590

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