Nestled behind Crepe Myrtles and Japanese Maple trees sits quietly this 1906 2 ½ story brick Colonial Revival style home, with a wrap around front porch. The home is known as the Robert F and Elma Taylor Wichterich home, and in 1999 was placed on the National Register Of Historic Places. The original interior remains mostly intact, and was designed with interior plumbing and electric lighting. The home underwent some restoration in 1999, and was completely rewired to meet fire and safety codes. Inside this Historic home are spacious rooms with fine woodworking throughout, A beautiful main staircase with ornate newel posts and paneled sides, beautiful pocket doors, A Victorian leaded art glass window in the staircase, and a corner fireplace in the living room. The home features a Servant's Quarters, along with 3 other spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a Butler's Pantry, and a Servant's stair case. Central air and heat have been added to the home. The home sits in the middle of a flat 180x100 corner lot, and is within mere steps of the Southeast Missouri University's River Campus. Don't miss this amazing Historic home.
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