1905 Craftsman house in Lincoln, Nebraska - $585k

Nebraska
Written By Vincenzo Milella

Remarkable Craftsman house for sale in Lincoln, Nebraska. Built in 1905, it features stunning natural woodwork salvaged from the old county courthouse, a grand entry with French doors, roughly 62 windows filled with natural light, a brick portico, 2 garage buildings with up to 6 spaces, nearly 1 acre of land across 3 combined parcels, 4 bedrooms, and 2,762 square feet. $585,000.

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House overview

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of Lincoln's truly distinctive historic properties. Situated on nearly 1 acre (0.98 acres total) and being sold together with 1890 S. 47th St. and 1821 S. 48th St., this remarkable estate offers space, character, and possibilities rarely found in the heart of the city.

Built with craftsmanship from a bygone era, the home features stunning natural woodwork, including pieces reportedly salvaged from the old county courthouse. A grand entry welcomes you through French doors, setting the stage for the charm found throughout.

With approximately 62 windows, 3 bath areas, spacious living areas, and a porch just off the living room, the home is filled with natural light and timeless character. The property includes a circle drive and 2 garage buildings with up to 6 garage spaces, some large enough to accommodate additional vehicles.

Whether you dream of restoring, preserving, or creating your own legacy property, this stately home offers unlimited potential. Circle drive for easy access.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 4

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Interior area: 2,762 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.98 Acres

  • Year built: 1905

  • Style: Craftsman

  • State: Nebraska

  • Price: $585,000

  • Photos and info: Nebraska Realty

  • Contact: Alicia Chrastil, Nebraska Realty

    • Tel: (402) 499-8147

    • Email: alicia@nebraskarealty.com

  • Address: 1845 S 48th St, Lincoln, NE 68506

 

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Vincenzo Milella

Vincenzo is a digital publisher and historical housing archivist who has dedicated over five years to documenting historic American architecture. As the founder of Old Houses USA, he collaborates with a network of over 900 realtors to source, archive, and catalog the unique stories of featured properties. Learn more about this independent curation project on the About Us page.

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