1894 Queen Anne in Springfield, MN

$62,500

For Sale

Added to OHD on 3/14/23 - Last OHD Update: 3/14/23

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123 N Marshall Ave, Springfield, MN 56087

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4 Bed
1.5 Bath
3144 Sq Ft
0.34 Ac.

National Register Property

Classic fixer upper near downtown Springfield. Beautiful woodwork and detail throughout the interior; however, house is not move-in ready. Buyer to verify all measurements and satisfy themselves as to the condition of the property. This property is being sold on an AS-IS basis. The seller will not be making any repairs.

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Sonja Zoet, True Real Estate :: (507) 345-8783

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Deb P | 19 comments

10 days ago

The porch needs work, but OH! those FLOORS!

Rachael | 6 comments

It’s pretty fun that your neighbor is the public library! That’s a nice perk!

Kat | 197 comments

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Reply to Rachael | 6 comments

That would be Awesome!!!

Aokil | 28 comments

The library is NOT a nice perk. We thought it was a perk when we bought our beautiful 122 year old Victorian, the library was behind our house. For over 15 years they made our life miserable because they wanted our property for additional parking. They fought us the whole time we were improving and historically landmarking our home. It was the home of the first photographer in our town, We finally sold out of fear of eminent domain. They bought our house and they tore it down. That was 11 years ago and it’s still nothing but a vacant lot today. It still upsets me as it was my irreplaceable dream home. 😥

M J G | 5998 comments

Reply to Aokil | 28 comments

That is totally disgusting!

Oldhomefan | 7 comments

9 days ago

I’m sorry. That would absolutely break my heart.

Makes me wonder what is wrong that you Can’t see that makes it “as-is” and no repairs..

JDmiddleson | 5238 comments

It is a charming home. I agree with Kat, I wonder what some of the issues are, other than the porch needs some repairs. Like any home, it would be a good idea to have an inspection done, even if it is sold, ‘as is’. Some of the details on the inside are quite stunning!

bobby white | 496 comments

Beautiful. Simply beautiful. MN has many small towns with gorgeous old houses.

The town was often mentioned on Little House on the Prairie as the town to which Charles Ingalls would frequently go for his “business travels”.

elemental | 49 comments

I am suspicious of the plumbing and heating. Was that a boiler in the basement? It looked questionable. Beyond porch repair and probably a new roof, this house is beautiful.

btowngirl | 22 comments

It doesn’t look like a “fixer-upper” to me. Beautiful!

Reply to btowngirl | 22 comments

The exterior needs work. That porch is sinking it appears and the house needs a good paint job. But the interior is stunning.

dunamovin | 473 comments

Recreating the original porch would give a whole different feel to this house.

Komiza | 605 comments

I love to compare the now and then photo.

oldhouselover | 6 comments

I agree with the other comments. I wonder about what is hidden underneath those beautiful floors. And my oh my the woodwork! Will be saving this to my favorites!

AuntiePat | 22 comments

Reply to oldhouselover | 6 comments

Yes, the woodwork is stunning.

Meehlticket | 35 comments

Good fences makes good neighbors. Privacy fences on the bank side and the library side might increase the value of this home. Sorry, but the tree in front needs to be removed, it is too close to the house. Just based on photos, I’d say the front porch needs to be completely redone. The heating, plumbing, and possibly the electricity needs to be upgraded. Everything else looks gorgeous.

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