The Charles Abresch House, 1890 Queen Anne style in Milwaukee, Wisconsin - $399k

The Charles Abresch House for sale in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Built in 1890 and designed by Frederick Velguth, Queen Anne style, 5,200 square feet. $399,900.

The Charles Abresch House 1890 Queen Anne style Milwaukee Wisconsin - front view
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House overview

Set on a double lot, in a neighborhood of long-term residents, this 5,200 square feet Charles Abresch Victorian showcases Queen Anne details throughout.

  • 9’ front door opens to a grand foyer with original crown molding, carved archways, and a magnificent staircase.

  • Lovely plaster details adorn Ladies’ Parlor with pocket doors leading to Gentlemen’s Parlor featuring FP, BICC, and window seat. Large FDR with FP.

  • Updated KIT in historic era, comes with prof. appliances, BICC and wood burner. Full BA Main with SOT and vanity.

  • 10’ ceilings main and 2nd floors. 2 staircases ascend to 2nd floor with 4 generous BRs- one with a wash sink, another with FP, wardrobe, and balcony.

  • Large office with BIBC and wood burner, 3rd floor suite complete with 1 BR, 2 Full BAs, eat-in KIT, LR with GFP, office in turret, in-unit laundry, additional flex space. 3 car GA with loft.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 6

  • Bathrooms: 4

  • Interior area: 5,200 sqft

  • Lot size: 0.51 acres

  • Year built: 1890

  • Style: Queen Anne

  • State: Wisconsin

  • Price: $399,900

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Julie Bushman, List2Sell, LLC

  • Address: 2126 West Juneau Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53223

 

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