The Samuel D. Kilpatrick Mansion, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is a Renaissance Revival style mansion maintaining the unique features and charactor of the early 20th Century. The 1st and 2nd levels are approximately 2600 sq ft per level with a heated ballroom on 3rd floor. This home has a full basement with a rec room. The living room is trimmed in walnut with columns, beamed ceiling and heavy ornate moldings. The balance of the main floor is trimmed with quarter sawn oak. Oak flooring can be found throughout the house with mosaic tile in the entrance and bath areas. The 1st floor fireplace is surrounded by the original individually jade colored tile. Other original features include combination gas and electric light fixtures, ornamental chandeliers, plumbing fixtures, open staircase, butler pantry, 2nd floor maid's quarters and another set of kitchen stairs to the 3rd floor ballroom. The windows are double hung with chain/weight balances. The windows have leaded, stained and beveled glass inserts. All windows are operational and considered in pristine condition. The exterior of the home is brick with the original clay tile roof. This home has an expansive open porch with brick arches. The drive enters and exits the property on 2 streets with a cast iron fence surrounding the property. The home is located on nearly 6 full city lots. The historical significance of the home is well documented with the early development of railroad systems opening up the West. A complete historical profile is available.

PROPERTY NUMBER: 26054-00309        PRICED AT: $350,000.00

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