c. 1905 Tudor Revival in Marshfield, WI
Sold / Archive From 2021
311 W Park St, Marshfield, WI 54449
- 4 Bed
- 2.5 Bath
- 4866 Sq Ft
- 0.69 Ac.
National Register Property
FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE TIMELESS & TRADITIONAL...this 1905 stately brick two story 4BR, 2.5BA is welcoming from the front porch flanked by white pillars to airlock entry to the massive open staircase in the foyer surrounded by closets, unbelievable stair railings, wide woodwork and 8' panel/pocket doors. Yesterday blends into today w/flowing floor plan from the cozy family room w/window seat & new gas FP enveloped in period arched-brick surround with built-ins, LR/parlor open to the formal DR w/coffered beam ceiling & striking buffet/hutch which leads to the cheery kitchen w/stainless appls, island and "great-grandma's corner cupboard"--plus half bath and office/BR for ease in entertaining. Stroll upstairs to a huge BR w/en'suite bath with jetted tub/separate shower, generous closets plus office/nursery space--all fit for the head of this household. Sunroom w/french doors, 2 BRs, full bath plus the beautifully appointed library w/FP complete the 2nd floor. Love the seasons from the large corner lot on historic Park St complete w/courtyard-like patio, mature trees, raised bed gardens, firepit & more plus don't forget the convenience of the 3-car garage. Add the practicality of the new gas furnaces, hot water heater, some new gutters & more for your happily-ever-after!
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Sharon Helwig, Re/Max American Dream :: (715) 384-4423
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From the National Register: "Karl Doege House/Masonic Temple 311 West Park Street, 1905 - 1908This house is an example of the early and vernacular Tudor Revivals that were being built at the turn of the century.. The two and one- half story red brick, side-gabled house is rectangular in shape and has a brick foundation. The asphalt shingles are diamond shaped. The front facade has flat-roofed square entrance with brick piers. Overhead the flat roof becomes a balcony that has an iron railing.
The house has undergone a major modification in the removal of its former facade-length front porch. NFS Form 10-900-a(Rev. 8-86)Wisconsin Word Processing Format(Approved 1/92)United States Department of the Interior National Park ServiceNational Register of Historic PlacesContinuation SheetWest Park Street Historic District Marshfield, Wood County, WisconsinSection: 7 Page: 10The house has undergone a major modification in the removal of its former facade-length front porch.A slightly projecting bay, finished in wood and painted white, has a set of French doors in the center, which open to the balcony. The brick piers which begin on the porch continue up to the balcony and serve as corner posts. A centered front gable, which is over the entrance porch, has a gabled dormer on either side. The dormers are covered in wooden shingles and the windows are boarded over. The single window in the gable is also boarded over. The fenestration on the front elevation is symmetrical. There are paired arched windows on the second story. The first story windows are about the same size, but the window on the west side of the entrance is a large single, four light window. The one on the east side matches the second story windows. There are projecting bays on both the west and east elevations. The one on the west is one story with hipped roof; the one on the east is two stories with a flat roof.\
Decorative catch basins and drains are on the porch and at each end of the front facade. A cornerstone with an inscription was placed there by the Masonic Lodge. It belonged to the Masons from 1939 to 1985. This house is one of the three houses in this neighborhood known to be designed by an architect. According to the Marshfield Times, "Contract for building Dr. K.W. Doege's residence on Park Street has been let to T. F. Vannedom." The house was completed in 1908 at a cost of $8,000 for the 4,800 square feet structure."
The house has undergone a major modification in the removal of its former facade-length front porch. NFS Form 10-900-a(Rev. 8-86)Wisconsin Word Processing Format(Approved 1/92)United States Department of the Interior National Park ServiceNational Register of Historic PlacesContinuation SheetWest Park Street Historic District Marshfield, Wood County, WisconsinSection: 7 Page: 10The house has undergone a major modification in the removal of its former facade-length front porch.A slightly projecting bay, finished in wood and painted white, has a set of French doors in the center, which open to the balcony. The brick piers which begin on the porch continue up to the balcony and serve as corner posts. A centered front gable, which is over the entrance porch, has a gabled dormer on either side. The dormers are covered in wooden shingles and the windows are boarded over. The single window in the gable is also boarded over. The fenestration on the front elevation is symmetrical. There are paired arched windows on the second story. The first story windows are about the same size, but the window on the west side of the entrance is a large single, four light window. The one on the east side matches the second story windows. There are projecting bays on both the west and east elevations. The one on the west is one story with hipped roof; the one on the east is two stories with a flat roof.\
Decorative catch basins and drains are on the porch and at each end of the front facade. A cornerstone with an inscription was placed there by the Masonic Lodge. It belonged to the Masons from 1939 to 1985. This house is one of the three houses in this neighborhood known to be designed by an architect. According to the Marshfield Times, "Contract for building Dr. K.W. Doege's residence on Park Street has been let to T. F. Vannedom." The house was completed in 1908 at a cost of $8,000 for the 4,800 square feet structure."
This is an archived listing.
State: Wisconsin | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Associated Styles or Type: Tudor Revival | Period & Associated Styles: Eclectic Era, Tudor Revival (1890+) | Features: Neighborhood, Unpainted Wood | Misc: National Register |
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