1905 Tudor Revival house in Milwaukee, Wisconsin - $1 Million

Elegant Tudor Revival house for sale in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Built in 1905, historic craftsmanship, original fireplaces, leaded-glass windows, coffered ceilings, stunning millwork, spacious kitchen, private backyard, 6 bedrooms, 3883 square feet. $1,050,000.

1905 Tudor Revival house Milwaukee Wisconsin - front view
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House overview

Timeless 1905 Tudor Revival combining historic craftsmanship with grand, light-filled living spaces. Stunning millwork, original fireplaces, leaded-glass windows and coffered ceilings showcase remarkable preservation throughout.

  • The main level offers elegant formal rooms, a welcoming family room, and a spacious kitchen with abundant storage.

  • Upstairs, generously scaled rooms continue the home’s warm character, with additional flexible spaces on the third floor.

  • Enjoy outdoor living on the gracious front porch and a private backyard.

Located in the coveted Water Tower District, close to the lakefront, parks, and beloved North and Downer Avenue shops and restaurants.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 6

  • Bathrooms: 3

  • Interior area: 3,883 sqft

  • Lot size: 6,969.6 sqft

  • Year built: 1905

  • Style: Tudor Revival

  • State: Wisconsin

  • Price: $1,050,000

  • Photos and info: Corcoran Realty & Co

  • Contact: Katie Corcoran, Corcoran Realty & Co

    • Tel: (414) 975-7968

    • Email: katie@corcoranrealtyco.com

  • Address: 2442 North Terrace AVENUE, Milwaukee, WI 53211

 

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