For Sale By Owner
$ 324,900
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Listing No. 27160
1906 Queen Anne Victorian
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Dalton Gang Robbery History, Income Producing Historic Property, Kansas1892 Dalton Gang Robbery History! live in an income producing property! A Kansas Bed & Breakfast Association member. The Charles M. Ball Home, the banker who interrupted the Dalton robbery, c. 1906 restored Queen Anne Victorian, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and Register of Historic Kansas Places. In addition to honor recognition, listing in the registers results in the following benefits for historic properties: eligibility for State and Federal Financial Incentives; consideration in planning for state and federally funded or assisted projects; making history more accessible. In addition, owning a historic property can provide tax benefits. For instance, the federal government offers a 20% tax credit for the cost of rehabilitating a historic property. State and local governments also offer tax incentives, grants, and loans to encourage responsible citizens to invest in historic property.Live virtually maintenance free in an historic property when submitting Kansas and federal historic individual income tax credits for home and garage apartment maintenance and renovations. Tax credits can be applied to KS individual taxes or sold at 40% of total cost through KS Historic Society. Home is 5360 sq. ft. in main house with 576 sq. ft. Carriage House/garage apartment. Original feature include brass and copper light fixtures; door hardware; cylinder, beveled, and leaded glass; crown molding; interior/exterior doors; wood floors; two fireplaces; front and back stairways. Home has radiant heat; new plumbing and electrical; 2 attic solar fans; wifi; cable; monitored security system; water softener; Orkin transferable termite contract; cedar lined closets; 4.5 baths; 32 piers with steel I-Beams supporting the foundation in the 526 sq. ft. basement, accessible via the interior and by an exterior steel, bolt lock door; screened porch with motorized awning; glass enclosed front porch; Malarky 50-year, level 4 shingled roof; 2 water meters, one for irrigation. Main floor with 2404 square feet has 3 living areas—living room, entrance hall, study—plus dining room, eat-in kitchen, first floor laundry, ½ bath. Second floor of 2404 sq. ft. has master bedroom with ensuite bath, large walk-in closet, coat closet; 2 large bedrooms; large bathroom; sitting room area. Third floor has income producing 552 sq. ft. apartment with kitchen, bath, sitting room, bedroom, cedar lined closet, heat pump unit, wifi, cable plus over 1000 sq. ft. attic storage; Income producing 576 sq. ft. garage apartment with its own deck and patio, wifi, cable, kitchen, washer/dryer. A member of the Kansas Bed and Breakfast Association. Sitting on the enclosed 300 sq. ft. front porch, the 280 sq. ft. back porch, or by the patio fountain, you can enjoy the landscaped grounds. KS historic tax credits program can be used to install heat pumps, an elevator, and a third-floor fire escape. A list of home maintenance firms will be provided. Coffeyville's electricity is generated via gas turbines. Grand River Dam Authority supplies additional electricity. It is in USDA 7A plant hardiness zone and is located on the Verdigris River. Property is sold "as is". Contact walter4611@att.net. |
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Bedrooms: 5
Full Bath(s): 4 Half Bath(s): 1 Heated Sq. Ft.: 5,936 Unheated Sq. Ft.: 2,463 Stories: 3.0 Lot Size: 15281 square feet Acres: 0.340 Contact the Seller directly. for sale W.A. Miller Tell 'em you saw it on OldHouses.com! |
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