Sold Price Range: $482,001 - $552,000 Sold on : 06/12/2023
The original full width double porches were at some point enclosed. Imagine how beautiful this house would be were they restored.
Approach to the double front doors.
This historic 1888 house is waiting for your touches.
Downstairs living room/den.
Downstairs kitchen.
Alternate view of the downstairs kitchen at the back of the house.
Built in Sub-Zero and one of two pantries.
Downstairs wet bar.
Looking through wet bar towards the front of the house.
Downstairs bedroom.
Downstairs bathroom.
Extra room downstairs.
Extra room looking towards laundry room.
Huge laundry room.
Downstairs bathroom.
Downstairs bedroom.
Massive downstairs living room looking towards the front of the house.
Alternate living room view.
Bathroom 3.
Inside the enclosed upper porch.
View of downtown from enclosed porch.
Upstairs living room.
Upstairs bedroom.
Upstairs room could be bedroom or living room.
Upstairs bathroom.
Upstairs apartment #2 needs complete restoration.
Although some boards have been removed, these shiplap and tongue and groove heart pine boards are typical of what you find when you strip the sheetrock from a home of this era.
**Back on the market due to buyer's personal situation** 1812 Kane St was built in 1888 by John Eggler, and expanded in 1921. At 4499 square feet, this house has been a single family residence, a 4 unit apartment building, and recently, a duplex. The current duplex layout can be improved, or it can be converted to a massive single family home. One of the upstairs apartments had a small fire in the 1950s and was then sealed off. There is no known structural damage from the fire, but please verify. The Historic Old Sixth Ward is a fantastic historic district at the foot of downtown. We are a short walk to a ton of restaurants, art venues, green space, hike and bike trails and more. Please check out the pictures. If you have any questions or would like a tour, please don't hesitate to call me or your Realtor.
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The original full width double porches were at some point enclosed. Imagine how beautiful this house would be were they restored.
Approach to the double front doors.
This historic 1888 house is waiting for your touches.
Downstairs living room/den.
Downstairs kitchen.
Alternate view of the downstairs kitchen at the back of the house.
Built in Sub-Zero and one of two pantries.
Downstairs wet bar.
Looking through wet bar towards the front of the house.
Downstairs bedroom.
Downstairs bathroom.
Extra room downstairs.
Extra room looking towards laundry room.
Huge laundry room.
Downstairs bathroom.
Downstairs bedroom.
Massive downstairs living room looking towards the front of the house.
Alternate living room view.
Bathroom 3.
Inside the enclosed upper porch.
View of downtown from enclosed porch.
Upstairs living room.
Upstairs bedroom.
Upstairs room could be bedroom or living room.
Upstairs bathroom.
Upstairs apartment #2 needs complete restoration.
Although some boards have been removed, these shiplap and tongue and groove heart pine boards are typical of what you find when you strip the sheetrock from a home of this era.
Upstairs apartment #2.
Upstairs apartment #2.
Back of the house, storage building on the right.
Current floor plan.
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