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811 West Walnut Street
Springfield, MO 65806
$334,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3382
Property Description
You'll fall in love with this historic beauty in one of Springfield's oldest areas! This Victorian Era gem with 4 beds/2.5 baths and a 2 car garage boasts the perfect blend of old and new.Located just off downtown along the city's multimillion dollar Grant Ave Parkway Corridor currently underway, you'll experience the convenience of having local restaurants and shops within walking distance. Enjoy First Fri art walks or Sat afternoons in Mother's family-friendly outdoor space!The home's exterior features low-maintenance Hardie fiber cement siding paired with classic period elements like the wrap-around porch and shake shingles/exposed corbels on the gables/dormers, while the interior showcases extensive modern updates complimented by the preservation of exquisite original features: original wood floors, 10' ceilings, multiple 9' foot pocket doors (w/ working skeleton key!), 2 sets of French doors, 5'' wide solid wood trim/door casings, functioning transom windows, original door/window hardware, 2 orig built-in cabinets, unique pedestal sinks in bathrooms, and the orig clawfoot tub (restored) in the full bathroom on the main floor. New components added in 2023 include a new driveway and a 9' privacy fence, as well as countless interior updates, including all new appliances, lighting, countertops, tile flooring, new upstairs HVAC system, and so much more!While the extraordinary beauty of the home speaks for itself, the versatility and functionality of the floorplan should not go unnoticed. With the large breakfast area off the kitchen, the space currently used as the dining room could instead be utilized as a very spacious living room, freeing up the parlor for use as an office or even a fifth bedroom if needed. Regardless of the desired use of space, the new owners will certainly appreciate the large kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and closets that are not typical of a home of this age. You won't want to miss seeing this remarkable home! *Owner/agent
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1901
MLS Number
60268558
Location
Address
811 West Walnut Street
City
Springfield
State
MO
Zip Code
65806
County
GREENE
Listing
Provider
Greater Springfield, LLC, original listing
Name
Greater Springfield, LLC
Phone
(417) 881-3061
Office Name
Sturdy Real Estate
Office Phone
(417) 881-3061
Agent Name
Stephanie Tilton Reid

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