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c. 1889 – Saint Joseph, MO

Posted on OHD: 3/25/21. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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National Register Property

2101 Faraon St, Saint Joseph, MO 64501

Elegance of a bygone era!The two & a half story, all brick historic Parry-Motter mansion was built in the late 1880s by famed architect Edmond Eckels in the Romanesque Revival style. and is the perfect blend of historic home w/ stunning architectural details (gorgeous stained glass windows, beveled leaded windows, the grand staircase ,pocket doors, 8 fireplaces, original hardwood & wainscoting,many original light & bathroom fixtures.but updated beautifully with all of the modern conveniences make it move in ready! The 6,000 sq ft. main house consists of 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 kitchens, 2 parlors, formal dining, grand hall & so much more! This property also contains a 2 story, 1,800 sq ft carriage house (remodeled in 2016) The main kitchen has gas stovetop, double convection ovens, a prep area w/ a sink in the butler’s pantry, wine fridge...Each floor has its own furnace & central air. This home has updated wiring & plumbing, significant upgrades include new insulation, repointing the brick, thermal draperies & lace sheers, UV film for picture windows & custom interior storm windows all work together to keep the utilities low despite the size of the home.The location of this home, on the east end of the Harris Kemper Historic District, make it ideally suited as a family home (all schools within walking distance) or an income producing property (Bed & Breakfast.., )As a contributing structure to this historic district, the home qualifies for heritage grants & could be eligible for tax credits. Despite being named on the Federal Historic Register, there are no covenants or restrictions applicable to the home.
7 Bed · 3.5 Bath · 6,000 Sq Ft · 0.35 Ac.
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