Circa 1870 Kansas Fixer Upper Victorian $54K – Pending
OHU50K Notes. $54,000 Pending
This large four bedroom, 1.5 bath fixer upper Victorian sits on a third of an acre corner lot in a lovely neighborhood of well-kept older homes. The front facade of the Queen Anne is packed with curb appeal, fitting for one of the original families who were prominent members of the community. Remnants of their lives in this home can still be seen through the corner seating area in the kitchen, the beautiful fireplace where they warmed up on cold nights, and the reading alcove adorned with stained glass and fretwork where Josephine Kregar practiced for her high school debate club.
4 Bedroom 1.5 Bath Victorian style home with 2 car detached Garage on a large lot. Covered porch to sit and relax, wood details, large eat in kitchen. Fixer upper property is sold in as-is condition. You must also complete the required statutory disclosure addendum. Inspections are for buyer’s information only. No repairs will be completed as a result of any inspections. If utilities are off due to condition they will not be turned on for any inspections. Seller’s name is Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Seller won’t pay customary closing costs; including title policy, escrow fees, survey or transfer fees. Proof of funds required on cash transactions; lender pre-approval letter for financed offers dated within 30 days. If property was built prior to 1978, Lead Based Paint Potentially Exist. This property may qualify for seller financing (Vendee).
- 4bed
- 1.5bath
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided the post, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
503 W 1st St, Junction City, KS 66441. $54,000
Contact Realtor:Ryan Cole
Family History
This in-town home was owned by farmer Joseph R. Kregar (1856-1931) who had a successful apple operation just outside of town. His first wife, Ada, died in 1883, with whom he had one daughter, Lillian. In 1886, Joseph married 16-year-old Rebecca Elizabeth Cox, with whom he had four more daughters, Myrtle, Ethel, Esther, and Josephine. The Kregars were prominent members of Junction City society, often involved with community events. Joseph even was county commissioner.
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