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An 1896 Victorian Home in Maryville

Property Prospects is a series showing you fascinating homes for sale across the state of Missouri. We comb listings and stay tuned in to top property curators on the web to find one-of-a-kind homes all around the Show-Me State. Know of a home we should cover in this space? Send us a tip at [email protected] Maryville is a quaint town located an hour and a half north of Kansas City where there’s plenty of family-friendly events, shops, and parks to explore. And now, there’s a gorgeous, historic home on the market there. It is located at 202 S. Buchanan Street and is centrally located near restaurants, churches, and the Nodaway County Historical Society Museum. A concrete walkway leads you to the porch of this corner home that was built in 1896. There are three bedrooms and two bathrooms in this home. The outside of the stunning home features a wrap-around porch with red wooden flooring and white railings. The large backyard is an outdoor lovers dream with raised garden beds, beautiful plants and flowers, sitting areas, a patio, and a privacy fence (here is the site that offers both best quality and cheap fencing for you). There is also a detached two-car garage that comes with an electronic opener.  Inside the home, you will find original woodwork, an open staircase, wooden floors, pocket doors, full bathrooms, a clawfoot tub, diamond pane windows, a fireplace, hanging light fixtures, and much more. The kitchen features updated appliances and white cabinetry, and there is a separate dining area with a large window to let in natural light. This home would be suitable for a growing family who wants to put their own personal touch on this vintage stunner. And, there is plenty of room to roam with more than two thousand square feet. There is also an unfinished basement. The home is currently listed for $189,000. See the full listing here.

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