1875 Blossom-Young House in Genoa, Nevada

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

The Historic Blossom-Young House, located in the town of Genoa, was built in 1875. This classic property has been refurbished and remodeled, preserving its historical charm while incorporating modern amenities.

It is situated in a prime location within a short walk to the town bar and restaurants, offering convenience and a sense of community.

Original features have been preserved and enhanced, making the home both charming and functional.

The large gourmet kitchen, updated with high-end appliances, and the luxurious bathrooms with modern amenities such as heated floors and a tiled shower, exemplify the blend of historical and modern elements.

Exterior Photos

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The exterior of the house features a fully landscaped yard with a greenhouse and a patio equipped with a built-in BBQ.

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The property also boasts a carport next to the garage and a large driveway suitable for RV storage.

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Additional structures include a storage shed and a former carriage house that now serves as a 1-car garage and workshop.

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A steam sauna with a shower is housed in a building made from reclaimed wood.

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The site-built greenhouse is equipped with power and water, offering ample opportunities for gardening with raised beds and fenced growing areas.

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Interior Photos

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Upstairs, there are four additional bedrooms and a den area.

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The living room features original hardwood flooring, restored radiators, and built-in bookshelves flanking a cozy fireplace.

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The primary bedroom is on the ground floor, featuring modern amenities while preserving its historical charm.

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Original cabinets and built-ins add to the kitchen’s charm.

Original doors open to the dining area, which features a separate formal dining space with preserved historical elements.

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The kitchen has granite counters and new stainless-steel appliances, including a Thermador 48″ dual fuel range, built-in Miele espresso/coffee maker, steamer, and warming drawer.

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The primary bathroom on the ground floor includes heated floors, an antique clawfoot tub, and a tiled shower.

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Upstairs, there is one bathroom shared among the four bedrooms.

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A new redwood deck and patio area are perfect for summer gatherings.

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