Insulation improvementsCustom windows and doorsCentral airZoned radiant floor heating
Perched atop historic Courthouse Hill overlooking downtown Janesville, Lovejoy Mansion is a historic mixed-use estate individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by noted Milwaukee architect James Douglas, whose work includes the landmark Grace Episcopal building on Madison's Capitol Square, the residence combines historic craftsmanship with extensive modern upgrades, including custom windows and doors, zoned radiant floor heating, central air, updated electrical and plumbing systems, and insulation improvements. A large gathering hall provides exceptional flexibility for recreation, fitness, entertaining, business, or creative pursuits. Conveniently located near downtown dining, shops, and cultural attractions. One of Wisconsin's most distinctive estates.
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Jonathan Minerick888-400-2513,
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Source: WIREX MLS,MLS#: 1966267Originating MLS: Metro MLS
Inclusions: All Permanently Attached Fixtures, Custom Window Treatments, Built-In Cabinetry, Kitchen Appliances, Radiant Heating System Components, Central Air Conditioning Equipment, Water Treatment Equipment (If Owned), Attached Shelving And Storage Systems, And All Fixtures Attached To The Property.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
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