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    Gallery: Stillwater 1868 'Victorian gem' listed for sale

    By BringMeTheNews,

    2024-04-03

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    A historic Stillwater home with an above-garage vacation rental is on the market for $1,209,000.

    Built in 1868, just a decade after Minnesota became a state, the home on a half-acre lot is among Stillwater's treasured "Victorian gems", according to the listing.

    The home blends Victorian character, such as hardwood floors and original woodwork, with modern upgrades, including a primary bathroom with marble tiles, dual sinks, a soaking tub and in-floor heating.

    The kitchen has also been updated with quartz countertops, tile backsplash and new flooring.

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    "This property seamlessly blends historical charm and contemporary luxury, making it an unmissable opportunity for stylish living," the listing states, adding the property is a "luxury haven just steps from downtown."

    The property at 418 Holcomb Street South also features a detached, three-car garage, which offers a upper-level loft currently being used as a short-term rental.

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    The rental unit offers a kitchenette, washer and dryer and updated bathroom and "could serve as a vacation rental, in-law suite, teenager's haven, or guest room," the listing reads.

    Additionally, interested buyers who enjoy historic homes will find themselves in good company on Holcomb Street.

    Less than a block away from the listed home sits one of Stillwater's oldest homes, an 1852 residence that went for sale last year for the first time in more than 40 years .

    Deidra Swenson with eXp Realty has the listing at 418 Holcomb Street South in Stillwater.

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