Description
On the market for only the second time in 118 years, The Remschel House, built in 1907 by architect Wattenburger and builder Fred Meisenhelder, sits on two prime interior lots just a block from the town square. Enjoy the sounds of church carillons from the charming front porch. Inside, the music room features inlaid parquet floors, antique brass chandeliers, pebble glass doors, a fireplace, and 13-ft ceilings. The parlor flows into a sunlit garden room with stained glass, and the formal dining room connects to a butler's pantry, laundry, and kitchen. The enclosed back porch is a cozy reading nook with access to the backyard, gazebo, and detached 2-car garage. Two main-floor bedrooms have en suite baths. Upstairs, the master suite offers a sitting area, office nooks, and spa-like bath with walk-in closets, soaking tub, and stained glass. The romantic lawn includes the original cistern, fountains, trellises, and mature pecan, oak, and crape myrtle trees. Walk to shops and dine locally.
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3BEDS
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0.85ACRES
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3BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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3,069SQFT
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$195$/SQFT
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Description
On the market for only the second time in 118 years, The Remschel House, built in 1907 by architect Wattenburger and builder Fred Meisenhelder, sits on two prime interior lots just a block from the town square. Enjoy the sounds of church carillons from the charming front porch. Inside, the music room features inlaid parquet floors, antique brass chandeliers, pebble glass doors, a fireplace, and 13-ft ceilings. The parlor flows into a sunlit garden room with stained glass, and the formal dining room connects to a butler's pantry, laundry, and kitchen. The enclosed back porch is a cozy reading nook with access to the backyard, gazebo, and detached 2-car garage. Two main-floor bedrooms have en suite baths. Upstairs, the master suite offers a sitting area, office nooks, and spa-like bath with walk-in closets, soaking tub, and stained glass. The romantic lawn includes the original cistern, fountains, trellises, and mature pecan, oak, and crape myrtle trees. Walk to shops and dine locally.