1867 Colonial house in Jackson, Michigan - $448k

Enchanting Colonial house for sale in Jackson, Michigan. Built in 1867, large slate front porch, original 1800s wood floors, thick moldings, four bedrooms, 3102 square feet. $448,000.

1867 Colonial house Jackson Michigan - front view
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House overview

Magnificent historic home in Lower Essex Heights area, presumably built in 1867-1870 by Ella Sharp’s father, of the Ella Sharp Museum & Park that are nearby. When you enter the circle drive on 1.4 acres, you will feel transported in time to a very enchanted southern colonial private estate, reminiscent of, ‘’Gone with the Wind’’!

  • The large slate front porch welcomes you through a solid wood door leading into an absolutely gorgeous foyer with high 11’ ceilings, original 1800s wood floors, huge arches, coved ceilings and thick moldings throughout the home.

  • Spacious living room has a bay window sitting area, a gas fireplace with a custom-built in hidden TV cabinet.

  • Wrap around to a formal dining room with another bay window, kitchen and a large study with built-in bookshelves for an excellent place to relax, play or use as a home office.

  • Kitchen offers plenty of cabinets, an island and casual eating space that leads to a spectacular enclosed large 3 season porch.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 4

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Interior area: 3.102 sqft

  • Lot size: 1.40 Acres

  • Year built: 1867

  • Style: Colonial

  • State: Michigan

  • Price: $448,000

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Valerie Stover, Val Stover Real Estate Team

    • Tel: (517) 262-3237

    • Email: list@valstover.com

  • Address: 1912 4th St, Jackson, MI 49203

 

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