This beautiful Queen Anne with original architectural details has been recently rehabilitated from top to bottom by Indiana Landmarks. John T. C. Wilkins built the two-story farmhouse on Sycamore Street at the entrance to town in 1858. The property included a barn, corner shoe repair store, & several outbuildings. His son, William, later occupied the house & in the late 1890s undertook a major renovation, expanding its footprint & adding embellishments, including horseshoe-shaped stained-glass windows, elaborate spindled porch work, and an ornate oak staircase – all adapted from pattern books published by George Barber, a Tennessee architect whose designs filled mail-order catalogs in the 1890s–1910s. The newly rehabilitated John T. C. Wilkins house features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths with nearly 3,000 square feet of living space. A recent exterior rehabilitation installed a new roof, rebuilt chimney, exterior trim and siding repairs, and a new exterior paint job. Inside, the home includes a new kitchen and first floor bath with tiled shower, new main floor HVAC system, new water heater, new or refinished floors, restored stained glass windows, electrical & plumbing upgrades, and a new main first floor closet & dressing room. Property will be sold subject to preservation covenants held by Indiana Landmarks which require approval of future exterior changes & retention of interior architectural features including woodwork, stained glass windows, fireplace mantels, and staircase.