Sold – Under $75K Thursday – Circa 1902 Brick Victorian in Wisconsin Under $65K
OHU50K Notes $64,900 Sold for $57,500
The three porches on this circa 1902 brick Victorian are dripping with delicious gingerbread. The interior is missing its Victorian-era charm, but the block molding is still intact. Two kitchens may be a plus, but the views are definitely a bonus.
- 5 bed
- 1 bath
103 N 4th St, Readstown, WI 54652 $64,900
Turn of the century (20th, that is) two story brick victorian farmhouse for sale full of older home charm. Spacious and roomy with two bedrooms on main level and three upstairs. Formal dining and living rooms, lots of woodwork and good storage space throughout. A second bathroom could be added in the upstairs area that appears to have been another kitchen. Walk up attic offers even more storage space. Corner lot with large garage and yard shed. Cut open another door and garage is big enough for two cars. Some work is needed but with the square footage and solid structire, this stately home is well worth it. Being located in the midst of the recreational opportunities of the Kickapoo River Valley, this property could certainly be appealing as vacation rental. Take a good look today. – Per Realtor
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- Contact Realtor: Jonathan Miles – CENTURY 21 AFFILIATED
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REBECCA JOINER
Question ~ I have noticed that a lot of old Victorian houses have another door right by the front door, like in the front of this house. Do you know ‘why’ they made them this way….what the reasoning was? This house is definitely worth saving too! 🙂
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The predominant thought is that one entrance was for everyday family functions, and the other was the entrance for the more formal area of the house, primarily used for guests. Two doors then were considered a symbol of prosperity.