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1889 Queen Anne in Superior, NE

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Posted on OHD: 2/22/22. Last OHD Update: 10/22/26.
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929 N Kansas St,Superior, NE 68978

Introducing the "Gracious Lady", a name given to this home by the owner many years ago. This lovely two story victorian home was built in 1889, the character and features throughout the home are meticulously maintained. When you walk up to the home you are greeted by a wrap around porch leading inside through the double door entrance. On the main level you will find a formal living area, formal dining, breakfast room, alley way kitchen, laundry room, one bathroom featuring a tub, and a main-floor bedroom. Upstairs you will find four bedrooms and one full bathroom. In the basement you will be amazed by all the space and height of the ceilings, this space could be easily finished or used for storage, there is also a bathroom and laundry hook-up area there. Outside there are two garages, one being the old carriage house. The house was just painted and roofed in 2021. This home is one-of-a-kind and won't last long!
5 Bed ∙ 3 Bath ∙ 1,853 Sq Ft ∙ 0.44 Ac.
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