1894 Victorian Home in Friend, Nebraska

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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

This classic turn-of-the-century Victorian home, built in 1894, is located with an easy commute to Lincoln, just minutes from I-80. The home has been lovingly cared for by one owner for 54 years, showcasing its charming and well-maintained setting.

This prime example of historical charm and architectural beauty reflects the grandeur of the Victorian era.

Its location provides convenient access to local amenities, making it a perfect blend of history and modern-day convenience.

Its Current State

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It has been meticulously preserved and updated, ensuring that nearly every surface has been restored, renovated, or revamped.

Original features such as refinished woodwork and an open stairway have been lovingly maintained.

The home also features a new deck, roof, siding, and gutters, perfect for enjoying the lovely setting it sits on.

This attention to preservation and modern updates makes the home both historically significant and comfortably livable.

Exterior Photos

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The exterior of the home showcases its Victorian elegance with detailed woodwork and a classic porch.

The property includes a large deck and a well-maintained balcony area, perfect for outdoor activities.

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The lot, spanning 4.76 acres, features fencing with wrought iron and vinyl/PVC, offering a mix of privacy and open space.

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Additional structures on the property include a 60’x40′ Astro Building, a 36’x42′ Horse Barn, a Bunk House, and another workshop building measuring 36’x12″.

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Interior Photos

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The main level features a bright and sunny living room with refinished woodwork. This inviting space is perfect for relaxing and entertaining, with ample natural light highlighting the room’s classic Victorian charm.

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Upstairs, the large master bedroom and two additional bedrooms feature refinished woodwork and maintain the home’s historical aesthetic while providing modern comforts.

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The roomy kitchen has been updated with new Anderson windows and remodeled around 2015.

It combines functionality with historical charm, featuring original woodwork that has been lovingly maintained. This kitchen is ideal for both everyday cooking and entertaining guests.

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The home includes a basement, which is perfect for storage or hobby areas. The property is equipped with forced air heating, propane, and central air for cooling.

Wood frame windows and modern energy-efficient appliances and insulation add to the home’s convenience and comfort.

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