This stately Victorian home was built in 1891 by the well-respected builder Fred Baer as his personal residence. He was known for his stonework, reflected in the substantial limestone foundation under the house and the stone wall by the street. He managed a business importing lumber from Alabama, and much of the house is built from that lumber. It sits near the center of the Singers Glen Historic District registered by the Virginia Historic Landmarks Commission, among similar restored homes of that era. Singers Glen is a town of about 300, protected from the hustle and bustle of Harrisonburg by 9 miles of scenic roads. The house has been the parsonage for Singers Glen Baptist Church since 1917, and has been well maintained and updated through the years. It has just been refreshed and is move-in ready.
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