1913 Craftsman house in Winchester, Kentucky - $367k

Charming Craftsman property for sale in Winchester, Kentucky. Constructed in 1913, this well-maintained historic home spans 2,352 square feet. The four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence features coffered ceilings, cherry wood wainscoting, original built-ins, an upper-level primary suite with a full bath, and an original carriage-door garage. $367,700.

1913 Craftsman house Winchester Kentucky
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House overview

Built in 1913 and located two blocks from Main Street, 107 S Burns Avenue retains its original interior details: coffered ceilings, cherry wood wainscoting, hardwood floors, leaded diamond-pane windows, brick fireplaces with their original mantels, and built-ins throughout. The home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, and 2,352 square feet of living space.

The upper level has been fully renovated and includes a private fourth bedroom, a full bath, a built-in workspace, generous knee-wall storage, and a dedicated heating and cooling system. In the kitchen, custom cabinetry complements an original double-drainboard cast-iron sink, while the main-level bath retains a beautifully reglazed original clawfoot tub.

Outdoor and location

Outdoors, an eight-foot privacy fence creates a secluded backyard setting with an above-ground pool and ample space for relaxing and entertaining. An original carriage-door garage adds another layer of historic character, complemented by off-street parking for up to three vehicles.

Located just two blocks from Main Street, the home offers convenient access to downtown Winchester's locally owned restaurants, boutiques, theaters, festivals, and community events. College Park and the public library are also just a few blocks away.

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