1850 historical house in Waterloo, New York - $329k

Timeless historical house for sale in Waterloo, New York. Built in 1850, intricate woodwork, beautiful stained glass, five fireplaces, 5 bedrooms, 4816 square feet. $329,900.

1850 historical house Waterloo New York - front view
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House overview

Step into an era of timeless charm at 105 Virginia St, a meticulously preserved 1850s residence in the heart of Waterloo. This spacious 4,816 square feet home offers 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, providing ample room for comfortable living and gracious entertaining.

  • Intricate woodwork and a formal entryway welcome you with warmth and elegance.

  • Sunlight dances through beautiful stained glass, adding a touch of artistry to the home's character.

  • Five fireplaces throughout invite cozy evenings in the glow of crackling flames.

  • The exterior, with its cut stone and brick facade and wraparound porch, exudes a timeless appeal.

  • Above, the expansive timber-frame attic presents a blank canvas for your vision, whether it be a home office, a guest suite, or an extension of your living space.

This historic gem offers not just a home, but a chance to own a piece of Waterloo's history. Come explore the possibilities at 105 Virginia St.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 5

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Interior area: 4,816 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.55 Acres

  • Year built: 1850

  • Style: Single-Family

  • State: New York

  • Price: $329,900

  • Photos and info: Howard Hanna

  • Contact: Nathan W. Krause, Howard Hanna CNY Inc

    • Tel: (315) 730-9479

    • Office: (315) 252-4848

    • Email: nkrause@gmail.com

  • Address: 105 Virginia St, Waterloo, NY 13165

 

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