OHU50K NOTES  Sold

Located on a corner lot, this circa 1918 fixer upper Craftsman bungalow features natural woodwork, built-ins, fireplace and tin ceilings.

This craftsman, built in 1918, has abundant character, but needs some TLC to bring it back to its original beauty. Following a recent water line leak, the home was professionally serviced to remove all wet plaster and prevent any issues with mold. It is now ready and waiting to be put back together, allowing for the owner to put their personal touch as they finish it to their liking. The tall ceilings, multitude of windows, and attractive woodwork remain unharmed, and set a welcoming, warm tone. Customize and update this home the way you desire, while still complimenting and honoring the coveted historical charm that can’t be recreated. SOLD AS-IS. Per Listing

• 3bed
• 1.5bath
• 1,996sqft
• 6,098sqft lot

24 S Crawford St, Fort Scott, KS 66701.     $55,000

Contact Realtor:Lyons Realty Group

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Family History

Mr. and Mrs. William Kramer were the original owners of this bungalow. After an elderly friend died in the home, the couple sold the home to Hugh Coyan (1872-1960) and his wife Myrtle Morgan Coyan (1877-1952). Hugh owned Coyan Furniture Store at 117 Market St. (now demolished), and in 1940 valued the home at $6,000, the equivalent of $122,000 today.