Modernized updated bathroomsOriginal handcrafted colonnadesRestored original oak floorsNew wood countertopInviting covered front porchUpdated kitchenHeavy millwork
A fully remodeled 1923 Craftsman home in Smith Center, KS seamlessly blends historic early-20th-century charm with contemporary living. This home has been used as a "guest house" and no one has lived in it permanently. Features include a low-pitched gabled roof, an inviting covered front porch, and restored original oak floors and woodwork. Modern upgrades incorporate updated kitchen, central HVAC, and modernized updated bathrooms. Total of 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Main floor square footage is 1238. | This home is defined by the heavy millwork. Original handcrafted colonnades, crown molding, and built-in glass cabinets are heavily featured. Lead windows complete the historical era of this house. | All utilities have been updated with wiring, modern plumbing, and efficient central heat and air conditioning. Culligan water softener has been added. | Kitchen cabinets have been varnished, and a new wood countertop compliments the updated area. | Chicago Brick is installed in the basement, along with a plush carpeted living area, two bedrooms and a 3/4 bath. The additional square footage is 1216. | Just entering the main floor, you will notice how this home is in "pristine" condition.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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