Cheapish c.1890 Kansas Victorian Home For Sale $165K

OHU50K Notes $165,000

This four bedroom, 1.5 bath Victorian home for sale has had many pricy updates to the mechanicals completed. In addition, the home has a wrap-around porch, central air, oak and pine hardwood floors, stained glass, French doors, colonnades, butlers pantry and more.  It sits on a large 0.43 acre corner lot with a cute little workshop.

 

Realtor Comments

Step Back In Time with this 4 Bedroom Home Built in 1890 with All the Charm! Enter on The Newly Constructed Front Porch (2023) then Thru the Wooden Front Door with Stained Glass. Admire the Flow into the Large Parlor and Living Room. Then into the Formal Dining Room Featuring Built-In Pantry and a Pass Thru to The Large Butlers Pantry. There’s an Eat In Kitchen Plus Another Breakfast Room/Bonus Room. In The Back of the Home You’ll Find the Laundry Room with Access to the Partial Basement (walk down area then crawl under the rest of home). 4 Large Bedrooms Upstairs (Master Fits a King), Plus a Bonus Storage Room. Hardwood Floors (Oak and Pine), Central Heat and Air Up and Down, Lots of Windows/Natural Light! New Roof, Updated Electrical, Updated Plumbing, Updated Bathrooms (Including Large Onyx Shower and Freestanding Bathtub Upstairs), and So Much Remodeling in 2017/2018. Outside You’ll Find a Storage Shed with Electric that is Large Enough to Fit a 35 Zero Turn and a Golf Cart, Plus Shelving. The Back of the Home Features a White Picket Fence All Around, Plus there is an Entire Side Yard to Use as You’d Like. Come and Make this Your New Home!

 

209 E Butler St, Yates Center, KS 66783   $165,000

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended. 

• Contact Realtor: Michele Lasker
  Brokered by: Keller Williams Realty Partners, Inc
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