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c. 1900 Queen Anne in La Fontaine, IN

Posted on OHD: 6/19/25. Last OHD Update: 6/19/25.
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8 Hale St, La Fontaine, IN 46940

Step into this timeless Queen Anne Victorian located in the heart of the charming little town of Lafontaine! There is decades of history and hand crafted hard work into this establishment. Built by Merritt Bannisterwho in 1900, this home is eligible to be listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. This home exhibits a refined Victorian elegance throughout and awaits a new family to leave their legacy here. This Queen Anne has a tower, the original wood siding, and a wrap around porch with classical columns making it considered a Free Classic subtype. The exterior is both eye catching and functional with a large yard, beautiful landscaping, and a huge three car garage that also features a loft area suitable for a workshop or storage. Head inside to pure Victorian bliss throughout. Hand carved woodwork, traditional wallpaper, and carefully laid hardwoods run rampant all through the home. Enjoy a traditional main level layout with your parlor in the front along with a gorgeous staircase and sewing room. Large family room in the middle of the home has pocket doors connecting it to the formal dining area. Fully equipped spacious kitchen, a full bathroom, and main level laundry area as well. On the upper level of the home, you'll find three large bedrooms and an additional full bathroom. A third level is accessible that is a large floored attic. There is a personal property package available for furnishing and decor through the home. Ask your Realtor for details on this.
3 Bed · 2 Bath · 2,643 Sq Ft · 0.5 Ac.
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Nick Krieg, Empire Real Estate :: 260-571-0178

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