The Martin and Lucretia Stamper House is located in a peaceful rural location within the city limits of Shiloh and represents a unique restoration opportunity for those who want to preserve the character of a 19th-century structure.
The building is a distinctive example of Early Classical Revival architecture, built in 1833 by one of the area’s pioneer families, and still features original features such as hardwood floors and classically framed windows.
The interior features a dual-level floor plan with two central doors leading to large rooms, with a front living room, a kitchen with a sitting area, and a room that could be used as an office, as well as bedrooms and bathrooms on the first floor.
Upstairs are two bedrooms separated by a small interior porch, each with its own that adds warmth and character to the space.
Many original features have been retained, including the woodwork and classic wainscoting, but the property requires exterior and interior repairs, including electrical and HVAC systems.
Its location offers a true country living feel with views of nature and green spaces, while being close to recreational areas, trails, and the nearby Shiloh State Park.
The total interior area is substantial, offering ample space for living and various functions, as well as the potential for new design as desired.
The property sits on a spacious four-acre lot, adding value to the outdoor space and land use opportunities for gardening or outdoor activities.
This property is a combination of rich 19th century and today’s opportunities for creativity and restoration, located in a rural area with good connections to popular cities and destinations.
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