OHU50K Notes  $27,667 Sold

Okay, as if a Craftsman bungalow at this price was not enough, the three bedroom, 1.5 home boasts stunning woodwork, magnificent stained glass, an unbelievable dining room built-in , brick fireplace with flanking glass-front bookcases and diamond windows, coffered ceiling, cast iron radiators, and I even spied an original lighting fixture. Not only that, but the home sits on a corner lot opposite a park, and on a quaint brick street. Catch my enthusiasm by viewing the pics!

Realtor Comments

This home will need a lot of work, but she has some seriously beautiful features just waiting to come back to life. Stunning stained glass/leaded glass windows, gorgeous built-ins & woodwork, nicely sized rooms. Newer boiler furnace, water heater also presumed newer. This home will need a lot of love but could be a stunning greeter to the Potwin area if restored well. Priced Accordingly!

• 3bed
• 1.5bath
• 1,879sqft
• 4,116sqft lot

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Contact Realtor:SALLY BROOKE

Spot Crime (Topeka in general has high crime, but Spot Crime does not indicate high crime in this particular neighborhood.)

Family History

Dr. Robert Bigger Stewart (1879-1955)  married the beautiful, and 11 years his junior, Lenora Stubbs (1890-1977) in 1912. Lenora was the older of two daughters to Kansas Governor Walter Roscoe Stubbs (1909-1913), and Robert was a surgeon at the local hospital.

The realtor’s build date of 1920 is off a bit, because the newly married couple called this place home in 1912. The couple had two daughters, Martha and Stella, but moved from the home before Stella was born.