
Home’s History
Built in 1900, this charming home offers a glimpse into the past.
With 792 square feet on the main level, 594 square feet on the second level, and 792 square feet in the basement, this home provides ample space for comfortable living.
Nestled on a spacious 10,120-square-foot lot with a fenced-in yard, this property offers plenty of room for outdoor activities and relaxation.
Exterior Photos

This charming home makes a bold statement with its vibrant blue siding.
The house features a classic design with a gable roof and multiple windows, allowing ample natural light to filter in.
The exterior showcases a well-maintained appearance, with a neatly trimmed lawn surrounding the property.


The detached garage adds practicality and convenience to the property.
Interior Photos



This living room offers a space filled with natural light streaming through the window, creating a bright and cheerful ambience.
A plush brown sofa provides ample seating for relaxation and entertainment.
A large flat-screen TV mounted above a fireplace adds a modern touch, while a floor lamp provides warm ambient lighting.

This kitchen and dining area offer a bright and inviting space.
The kitchen features white cabinets that provide a clean and airy feel.

The dining area is adjacent to the kitchen, creating an open and social layout.





This bedroom with sloped ceilings adds a unique architectural touch, creating a warm and intimate feel.
The room is bathed in natural light streaming through the windows, creating a bright and cheerful space.
The neutral color scheme allows for easy customization and personalization.



This enclosed porch offers a peaceful retreat.
The walls are painted a soft, calming shade, creating a serene atmosphere.
Large windows line the walls, flooding the space with natural light and offering beautiful views of the outdoors.


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Nice! I used to love Schuyler, NE.! We’d travel through it on our way to Columbus, NE!