c.1890 Illinois Victorian Handyman Special Under $80K
OHU50K Notes $79,500
Built for a banker, this once glorious home is now a Victorian handyman special whose shine has dimmed over the years. Still, she has lovely woodwork, leaded glass windows, porte cochere, and an enclosed second floor porch. Looks like the kitchen and attached garage were done in the 1940s..
Realtor Comments
Own a piece of history. This Victorian home was built in 1890 and features 4-5 bedrooms, large dining room, 3 fireplaces, beautiful wood work, enclosed balcony, and sits on almost half an acre. The home also includes a full deep basement, 3 car attached garage, and a walk up attic. With many possibilities and some vision, you can restore this home to its former glory!
- 4bed
- 1.5bath
- Circa 1890
11 W Williams St, Wyoming, IL 61491 $79,500
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Family History
This home was built for banker Harry A. Hammond (1854-1930) and his wife, Margaret Teeter Hammond (1855-1954). The couple had no children. Harry was the son of successful merchant, Augustus G. Hammond. William Wolf, a Galesburg, Illinois, architect is credited with the home’s design. Sometime between 1920 and 1930, the Hammonds relocated to Riverside, California
