An 1890 Stone Mansion in St. Louis, Missouri

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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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This home in the heart of St. Louis is a testament to the seamless integration of historic charm and modern luxury.

Originally constructed in 1890 as a Romanesque-style catalog home, it has undergone thoughtful updates that carefully cater to modern living needs while preserving its rich architectural heritage.

Exterior Grandeur

Nestled on a sprawling 0.48 acres, the exterior of the mansion boasts a highly detailed facade of Indiana limestone, exemplifying the exquisite craftsmanship characteristic of the Romanesque style.

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Direct access to the attached three-car garage adds a layer of convenience, seamlessly merging the architectural beauty of the Victorian era with the practical demands of today’s lifestyle.

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The rear porch and enclosed gazebo overlook a charming garden adorned with mature trees and plantings, creating a tranquil outdoor space.

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Interior Splendor

Inside, a cozy sitting area with a fireplace creates an inviting atmosphere and elegantly sets the stage for the luxurious and sophisticated spaces that lie beyond.

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The interior also features beautifully inlaid hardwood floors, oak paneling, original carved mantels, ornate plasterwork ceilings, and crown molding, enhancing the overall charm and elegance of the home.

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Spaces such as the entryway, parlor, and dining room reflect the home’s historical essence, with their exquisitely preserved woodwork delicately recounting stories from the past.

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The kitchen has been updated with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and premier appliances, seamlessly blending the old with the new.

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Spacious rooms with large windows usher in allow natural light to flood the space, creating an atmosphere of timeless elegance.

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On the second level, the master suite unfolds into a luxurious area featuring a cozy sitting room, a spacious bedroom complete with an adjoining bathroom, and a large dressing area enhanced by bespoke cabinetry.

Additionally, the same level houses more bedrooms and bathrooms, each thoughtfully designed to complement the overall luxurious ambiance of the space.

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The third floor features a sprawling 33×19-foot family room, offering a generous area for both relaxation and entertainment.

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The recent comprehensive remodel and thoughtful additions ensure that the essence of the 1890s Romanesque style remains intact, paying homage to the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

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