Historic Antebellum Brick Home For Sale
Small Town Living in the Midwest
Marshall, Missouri
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| Property Description: |
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All brick Antebellum three bedroom, three bath, home on 1.3 acres just 4 blocks from the town square. The lot is 168 feet by 362 feet. Home is two story with 3000 square feet (m/l), ground source zoned heating and cooling (very efficient), partial basement, all electric. There are five rooms downstairs plus a sunroom, full bathroom, and laundry room. The bathroom has an antique claw foot tub and pedestal sink. Three bedrooms upstairs with two ¾ baths. Master bedroom has large cedar lined walk-in closet and built in bookshelves, dresser, and storage. Front four rooms were built in the 1840's and most of the remainder of the home was completed in the 1870's. There is one fireplace (that has not been used by the current owners), beautiful open staircase, period light fixtures, a gift wrapping closet, tall ceilings, interior wood shutters throughout, and hardwood flooring that has been refinished. Modern kitchen with custom built cabinets and all appliances including matching freezer and refrigerator. Outbuildings include a 20' by 24' carriage house, a 20' by 20' garden shed (great for entertaining) with a 6' by 10' greenhouse and partially covered patio, a 24' by 24' workshop, a 9' by 12' log cabin, and a large, open, shaded deck. Property includes strawberries; peach, apple, pear, hickory, persimmon, and pecan trees; grape, blackberry, and raspberry vines; blueberry bushes; a large garden and lots of shade trees and perennial flowers. The rear yard, which has been referred to as a paradise, is surrounded on three sides by a tall chain link fence covered with honeysuckle for privacy. |
| Property History: |
| The Oliver homestead was established
under the 1820 Homestead Act of Congress. William Oliver was granted
the original 320 acres in 1836, which now encompasses the "old
residential area" of Marshall. Mr. Oliver went on to establish
the Rockland Mills on the Salt Fork River 6 miles from Arrow Rock.
The stately historic brick home was built in several stages, beginning in the 1840's and completed during the 19th century. The home is of Federal Flair with Victorian cottage influences. The home is made of handmade brick believed to have been made on site by slave labor. The home is made out of solid brick walls inside and out. It has been restored to retain and revive the simple life of the time in which it was built. It has served as a residence and bed and breakfast in recent years. |
Historic Antebellum Brick Home
424 East Arrow
Marshall, Missouri
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Square Feet: 3058, source: County Assessor
Lot Size: 1.3 Acres
Price: $299,000
Billiards Room: 13x16
Dining Room: 15x16
Family Room: 13x16.5
Living Room: 15x16
Sun Room: 7.5x28.5
Full Downstairs Bath: 8.5x10
Laundry: 5.5 x6.5
Front Hall: 7x16
Master Bedroom: 14x16.6
Master 3/4 Bath: 5x8.5
Master Closet:* 5x7 and 7x12
East Bedroom: 15x16
West Bedroom: (with ¾ bath) 15x16
*The closet is L shaped