c. 1882 Stick in Plainwell, MI
Sold / Archive From 2020
404 E Bridge St, Plainwell, MI 49080
- 5 Bed
- 4 Bath
- 2600 Sq Ft
- 0.55 Ac.
National Register Property
WELCOME HOME TO THIS OUTSTANDING QUEEN VICTORIAN HOME, ORIGINALY BUILT AND OWNED BY JOHN CRISPE (historical documentation provided). Mr. John Crispe was Plainwell's first Postmaster, Pharmacist and General Store Owner. In 1882, President Hayes granted the land to Mr. Crispe where the home now stands. This well built historical home stands proudly and stately with beautiful gardens that over look the Kalamazoo River. The home was ran as a bed and breakfast for over 30 years. This beautiful home has 5 bedrooms and 4 full baths with original butternut (white walnut) doors and trim, 10' ceilings and 9' doors throughout. Take note of the stunning light fixtures, ceilings, the solid wood pocket doors and all of the moldings throughout are handmade from plaster and the windows are original. This home is just exquisite! The carriage house/barn used to house horses on the main level. Top level could be used as a studio. Due to hail damage this home will be getting a new roof with top of the line shingles. A Must See!
Listed With
Elaine Leino, Five Star Real Estate :: 269-217-1028
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This is an archived listing.
State: Michigan | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Associated Styles or Type: Stick Victorian | Period & Associated Styles: Stick (1860-1890), Victorian Era | Features: Unpainted Wood, Water View | Misc: Commercial/Business Use, National Register |
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