Historic, Other

NO SIGN. This Parkview home is an Arts and Crafts gem designed in 1909 by famous World's Fair architect L. Baylor Pendleton. Architectural features include Missouri red granite on the porch, large entry hall, main staircase with stained glass bay window, gracious living room, huge dining room (with two sets of French doors that open to wrap-around brick terrace with steps to back yard), original built-in cabinetry, pocket doors, three-quarter paneling, beam ceiling, and gorgeous wood floors throughout the first and second floor. 2015 Kitchen renovation with quartz counter top, stainless appliances, Shaker style white cabinetry. Second floor has four large bedrooms and full bath (renovated 2014). Back staircase leads to third floor with a huge bedroom, a smaller bedroom, a bonus room, full bath and walk-in linen closet with original built-in cabinets. 2 car garage. Present owner is only the 4th owner and has meticulously restored and maintained the historic character of this home.

NO SIGN. This Parkview home is an Arts and Crafts gem designed in 1909 by famous World's Fair architect L. Baylor Pendleton. Architectural features include Missouri red granite on the porch, large entry hall, main staircase with stained glass bay window, gracious living room, huge dining room (with two sets of French doors that open to wrap-around brick terrace with steps to back yard), original built-in cabinetry, pocket doors, three-quarter paneling, beam ceiling, and gorgeous wood floors throughout the first and second floor. 2015 Kitchen renovation with quartz counter top, stainless appliances, Shaker style white cabinetry. Second floor has four large bedrooms and full bath (renovated 2014). Back staircase leads to third floor with a huge bedroom, a smaller bedroom, a bonus room, full bath and walk-in linen closet with original built-in cabinets. 2 car garage. Present owner is only the 4th owner and has meticulously restored and maintained the historic character of this home.