Located in the heart of the historic R-1 District in Hermann, Missouri, this charming three bedroom, two bath, Dutch Colonial residence was built in 1914. Due to its double wall, brick over brick structure, the architectural integrity of this early 20th century edifice has flawlessly stood the test of Midwest seasons for over a century. Before ascending the solid concrete steps, that pass through the abundance of shade tolerant ivy and ferns leading to the crisp white veranda, one must note the outstanding mature bald cypress tree that fronts this exquisite home. Entering through the ornate black iron privacy door and accompanying beveled glass front door, you will immediately be confronted with the simple beauty of the era. Standing on a bound New Zealand wool carpet runner atop the freshly refinished dark stained Missouri pine flooring, one drinks in the stunning copper tiles adorning the ceiling that runs through the line of site of the first floor. On the right is a terracing wooden staircase, boasting the same color wood and matching wool carpet runner that leads up to the three bedrooms, remodeled bathroom, (with original clawfoot tub), and a porch via access through a unique front bedroom window that recesses into the attic. But, it's the glance to the left that always extracts the first verbal response. The extraordinary leaded glass double doors usher you into the period correct parlor living room and adjoining dining room. The ten foot ceilings throughout the first floor provide a constant spaciousness. The hardwood floors and dark craftsmen woodwork frame the large windows that allow light to stream from the north, east and south exposures. Entering back through the front transition hallway, or from the dining room, once again it's not rare to stop and stare up at the faux victorian copper tiles that crown the upgraded kitchen. Though equipped with all new stainless Frigidaire appliances, the floor to ceiling built in vintage pantry, white porcelain farm sink and gas stove amidst the walnut slab breakfast bar island will inspire. Another meaningful upgrade to the main floor is the back door entrance cloak room and first floor heated bathroom with a shower. Out the back door and up the steps you'll discover a darling separate single car garage that may remain as such, but is currently in conversion for a tiny house. The large light strung pergola, fire pit and gravel parking in the alley are also wonderful amenities. Access to the full basement is through the indoor transition hallway or outside storm door. Iconic German concrete walls allocate wonderful dry storage. A fourth bedroom, for teenagers to garner a portion of the space, is an inexpensive addition waiting to happen. An appointment is mandatory for viewing this splendid, for sale by owner, property. Will work with buyer's agent.
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