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1942 Tudor Revival in Cullman, AL

9/4/24 20 Comments
Posted on OHD: 9/4/24. Last OHD Update: 9/4/24.
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1846 Brantley Ave, Cullman, AL 35055

This property can be restored back to a one of a kind private home or can be used for commercial property as well. A unique opportunity to restore this solid property back to its original charm. Custom built rock home on 3 acres conveniently located to all that Cullman has to offer or it would be ideal for a commuters both north and south. The home features, hardwood floors still in great condition from being installed in the 1942! They don't built them like this anymore, character throughout, from the arched entrance and passages in home, you will see the German influences in the architecture. Rock woodburning fireplace in family gathering room. If used as a single family or a business opportunity the property has endless possibilities. Large shade trees frame this homesite, it is undisturbed land that awaits a new beginning. Over 2,200 sq. ft. of original essentials: doors, fixtures, lighting, farm sink and sculpture cabinets and oversized windows make this a one of a kind site.
3 Bed ∙ 1.5 Bath ∙ 2,641 Sq Ft ∙ 3.89 Ac.
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