Looking for a beautiful, completely remodeled home in a quiet, country setting? This is it! This home was gutted down to the studs in 2019 and renovated, with addition, and no expense was spared. The existing roof was even removed and new trusses installed. Everything is new: roof, windows, doors, siding, wrap-around covered porch w/PVC decking, insulation, electrical, HVAC w/95% efficiency furnace, well and septic system. Custom made interior trim and cabinetry, hardwood flooring throughout, marble and quartz countertops, new fixtures and hardware, etc. Wood burning fireplace in the family room. Plus brand new refrigerator, range, MW and dishwasher.
Point Broadband fiber optic line at the road for hi-speed internet access.
You have to see this home to appreciate the detail and workmans This home began it's life as a Sears design named "The Hamilton", which was popular in the 1920's. The home was completed on March 24, 1926 by Victor Anderson, Route #1 Stanton. The current owner's fell in love with it, but wanted some additional space and a total renovation, while holding on to as much of the original home's character as possible. They were able to save, and restore, the original built-in cabinetry in the kitchen and dining room as well as the built in closet's in the 2 front bedrooms. The trim is an exact duplicate of the home's original trimwork and the grill pattern in the Andersen windows matches the window sashes of the originals. The addition of the Art Glass panels in the windows of the front parlor gives you a sense of the original lead glass. This is truly an amazing home! This home began it's life as a Sears design named "The Hamilton", which was popular in the 1920's. The home was completed on March 24, 1926 by Victor Anderson, Route #1 Stanton. The current owner's fell in love with it, but wanted some additional space and a total renovation, while holding on to as much of the original home's character as possible. They were able to save, and restore, the original built-in cabinetry in the kitchen and dining room as well as the built in closet's in the 2 front bedrooms. The trim is an exact duplicate of the home's original trimwork and the grill pattern in the Andersen windows matches the window sashes of the originals. The addition of the Art Glass panels in the windows of the front parlor gives you a sense of the original lead glass. This is truly an amazing home!