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An 1880s Home in Macon

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].  This beautiful 1,713-square-foot Victorian home in Macon is back on the market and is $5,000 less than the original asking price making it only $62,500. The historic charmer was built in 1880 and is located at 101 S. Rollins Street in the Hudson Neighborhood. Macon is a quaint town with less than six thousand people. The home features three bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, and an unfinished basement. With a bright red exterior, unique white gingerbread and window trim, and an updated kitchen and bathrooms, this home is perfect for a family to immediately move into. The living room, dining area, and kitchen are located on the first floor while the three bedrooms are on the top floor near the conveniently located laundry room. Dark laminate and vinyl floors are featured throughout the home along with white, wooden window trim. The galley-style kitchen features muted blue cabinets, white countertops, sleek black updated appliances, and a white-brick backsplash, which adds a modern touch to this historical home. There is also a back entrance to the home. Eye-catching lighting fixtures can be found on both levels of the home and bay windows let in plenty of natural light into the living room area where there is also a unique wallpaper pattern. The small, covered front porch is the perfect opportunity to add your personal touches to the home and make an outdoor space you love.  To view the full listing for this home or schedule a showing of it, click here. 

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Corin Cesaric

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