Home’s History
The Majestic McCoy Home on McKinley, built in 1893, is a stunning example of Victorian Queen Anne architecture. This 3,200-square-foot home features intricate woodwork, beautiful stained glass, and detailed trim throughout.
The home stands as a testament to the architectural innovation and elegance of the Victorian era, offering a glimpse into a time of grace and sophistication.
This Victorian Queen Anne home is a unique blend of historic charm and modern convenience, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bay City’s architectural heritage.
Its Current State
The McCoy Home has been meticulously maintained and updated to blend its historic charm with modern amenities.
The home has seen numerous renovations, such as exterior paint, roof replacement with gutters, a new garage door, retro foam insulation, a new boiler, and updated plumbing.
Significant renovations include a custom-built kitchen with cherry cabinetry and updated appliances.
These renovations ensure the home is well-preserved and ready for contemporary living, providing comfort and functionality while maintaining its historic integrity.
Exterior Photos
The exterior of the McCoy Home highlights its Victorian Queen Anne architecture, featuring intricate wood siding, a gabled roof, and a welcoming front porch with detailed woodwork.
The attached garage offers convenient parking, making the home practical for modern-day living.
The property, located on a city lot of 4,791 square feet, includes sidewalks and street lights that enhance its curb appeal.
Interior Photos
Inside, the McCoy Home showcases a captivating mix of vintage beauty and modern functionality.
The spacious living room, with large windows and a cozy fireplace, creates an inviting space for gatherings.
Upstairs, the bedrooms showcase the home’s Victorian elegance, with wood flooring and ample space.
The primary bedroom features a private dressing room and a balcony porch.
The custom-built kitchen, with its cherry cabinetry and modern appliances, blends elegance with convenience.
The dining room, adorned with ceramic flooring, is ideal for formal meals.
The Victorian charm continues throughout the house, with updated bathrooms featuring ceramic and concrete finishes adding a touch of modernity.
The partially finished basement includes a recreation room, an office/additional bedroom, and a dry sauna, providing extra living and functional space.
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