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| Colorful, Cute and Charming |
Most often people are looking for the "Grand Mansions", but with todays busy lifestyle sometimes smaller is better. There is less maintenance and if you don't really need all that space, why have it?
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| Historic Photo shows how original this home is. |
People don't think of Indianapolis much when it comes to Victorian Architecture but Indianapolis has some of the finest Victorian era homes in the Midwest and todays home at 1014 N Arsenal is no exception.
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| Stained glass frames this view |
A remarkable historic home located near the East-End District of Mass Ave in the popular Windsor Park Neighborhood. Constructed in 1889, this Queen Anne masterpiece contains just the perfect mix of new and old. Interior updates include restored hardwood floors, woodwork, built-ins, massive pocket doors, stained glass, fully functional bar, updated electrical, plumbing, HVAC and roof and its minutes to downtown.
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| You'd expect this staircase in a grand mansion |
This 2 bedroom 2 bath, 2277 sq ft cottage is priced to sell at 169,900. More information is
Here.
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| What a great mantle! |
Do you know of a cozy cottage for sale? If so email us at
victiques@gmail.com and we might feature it here
What happened to the roofs.....I've never seen rooflines like that in my life.
ReplyDeleteIts called a 'clipped gable' and its roots is in English architecture. Actually found quite a bit in the midwest
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