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1896 Queen Anne – Saint James, MN

9/4/19 12 Comments
Posted on OHD: 9/4/19. As of 8/1/22, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

220 1st Ave S, Saint James, MN 56081

Elegance and history welcome you as you enter this turn-of-the-century Queen Anne Colonial Revival style home built by lumber baron J.M.G.Price. This meticulously maintained home has been preserved with historic architectural features including a grand Southern comfort porch, original hardwood floors, ornate crown molding, leaded/beveled glass, beautiful period trim work, many original light fixtures, high ceilings, many newer corner windows, and so much more! The grand entry foyer with bridal staircase leads to a spectacular, yet warm and elegant reception room. As the vintage Victorian pocket doors open, it is time to enjoy a glass of your favorite aperitif in the Parlour before entering the formal living room. When all is ready, your guests will be welcomed into the formal dining room for a delicious meal. The kitchen is full of original details and charm and offers a large center island. The wood floors continue to the 2nd floor where you will find 5 bedrooms , all with original hardwood floors, and 3 full bathrooms. More options are available on the third level that includes a kitchenette, family room, toy room, craft area, and full bath. This area has tons of possibilities! The exterior features detailed period woodwork with private gardens , maintenance free siding, newer roof, boiler, updated plumbing and electrical systems. The beautifully landscaped backyard boasts a fish pond, in ground sprinkler and drip system. Along with all this is the large detached 3-car garage! This property is truly a RARE opportunity!! Contact me today for a private showing of this EXCEPTIONAL property!!
5 Bed ∙ 5 Bath ∙ 3,766 Sq Ft ∙ 0.35 Ac.
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