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1878 in Jasper, IN

7/4/24 8 Comments
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106 E 9th St, Jasper, IN 47546

Situated on a . 13 acre lot in the heart of Jasper is this one-of-a-kind Eastlake style Victorian home constructed in 1878. The current owners embraced the Eastlake architectural style emphasizing specific color combinations of the exterior to host a darker color on the body of the home with lighter colors in the details boasting intricate wooden designs including porch posts, railings, balusters and grillwork, curved brackets, scrolls, pediments and beaded spindles. The unique upper level balcony adds another example of the Eastlake elaborate ornamentation to this distinctive home and is accessed through the primary bedroom. Features you will notice are original hardwood floors, large windows and transoms over doorways. The living space includes a living room and sitting room on the main floor, a formal dining room, kitchen, a full bathroom and a main floor laundry room. There is a front foyer with a stairway that circles up and around to the upper level offering 3 bedrooms, a separate office and another full bathroom with a claw foot tub. There is also a rear 2nd stairway leading down to the kitchen area. Also included is a partial unfinished 2 level basement for storage, a 10X16 storage shed, and a fabulous covered front and side wrap around porch and a wooden privacy fence. Updates include freshly painted exterior, new roof, and fresh landscaping. This property is also zoned B2 Central Business and is located right in downtown Jasper making this also a great business opportunity location. There is a driveway for off-street parking as well as plenty of street parking in that area.
3 Bed 2 Bath 2,276 Sq Ft 0.13 Ac.
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