Historic Springfield Homes in a Nutshell The Look Think grand, old-fashioned houses with huge front porches, colorful paint, and tall columns. It feels like stepping back into the early 1900s. The "Must-Haves" Big Porches: This is where neighbors hang out and talk. Tall Ceilings: The inside feels massive because the ceilings are often 10 12 feet high. Old Detail: Original wood floors, brick fireplaces, and big "pocket doors" that slide into the walls. The Streets The roads are often lined with giant oak trees and moss. It's very walkable, with breweries and parks just a few blocks away. The Twist A lot of these homes look like "antique" museums on the outside but have totally modern, high-end kitchens and bathrooms on the inside. The property is right next to the main street so you have many food choices and activities to do. Tenant Responsibility: The Tenant is responsible for setting up and paying for all utilities and services for the property. This includes electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, internet, and any other services used during the lease. Account Setup: The Tenant must move all utility accounts into their name starting on the first day of the lease and keep them active until the lease ends. Reimbursement & Fees: If the Landlord receives a utility bill that the Tenant was supposed to pay, the Tenant must reimburse the Landlord for the full bill amount plus a $150 administration fee. This total payment is due within 30 days of the Landlord's request. Service Issues: The Landlord is not responsible for any power outages or service interruptions caused by the utility companies. These interruptions do not give the Tenant the right to stop paying rent.
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