1907 Gablefront House in Devils Lake, North Dakota

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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

Built in 1907, this charming farmhouse embodies the essence of country living with modern comforts.

Nestled on 5 acres of lush, tree-lined land, the home offers a serene retreat while being conveniently close to town.

Originally a farmhouse, it has been lovingly preserved and updated to retain its historical character.

Its Current Status

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The house has undergone significant renovations to ensure it meets modern standards.

Key updates include updated vinyl plank flooring on the main level, enhancing the home’s functionality and energy efficiency.

Electrical systems, windows, and shingles have also been upgraded, providing modern conveniences while maintaining the home’s historical charm.

Exterior Photos

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The home’s exterior is inviting and picturesque, with a circular driveway providing a grand entrance.

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The 5-acre lot provides plenty of space for outdoor activities, making it ideal for families and nature enthusiasts. The attached two-car garage adds to the convenience and functionality of the home.

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The property is surrounded by trees, offering privacy and a connection to nature.

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Interior Photos

The interior space, spanning 2,124 square feet, is a blend of historical elements and modern updates.

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Its extensive renovations and spacious layout make it an ideal home for those with an eye for a blend of character and contemporary living.

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The living room’s vinyl plank flooring provides a modern touch while preserving the room’s historic ambiance.

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The space is designed to accommodate contemporary living while maintaining its early 20th-century charm.

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The rooms are both spacious and maintained well with having all amenities having walk-in closet and with beds of King-size, the floor is updated with wood giving it a historic and elegant look.

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One of the bedrooms on the upper level has been converted into a laundry room. This room can easily be reverted to its original purpose, demonstrating the flexible design typical of homes from this era.

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The kitchen features laminate counters that balance historical design with modern utility. The layout remains true to the home’s original structure, providing a practical and inviting space.

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The washroom is evidence of its historic and elegance one with bath tub and other features are all available in the washroom for comfort.

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The partially finished basement offers additional space for storage or potential living areas.

It includes a bathroom, providing extra convenience and making it a flexible space for various uses.

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