Home’s History

This Queen Anne Painted Lady, showcasing Eastlake design elements, was built in 1888 and holds a significant place in Wheaton’s architectural heritage.

Situated on a sprawling 0.45-acre corner lot, its exterior boasts cedar and scalloped shingles, clapboard, and intricate details like a second-story bay with a half-tent roof.

Meticulously preserved and updated, the home offers a blend of vintage charm and modern convenience. 

Recent renovations include a new roof and exterior paint, along with upgrades to the kitchen, bathrooms, and HVAC system.

Exterior Photos

The exterior’s Victorian charm continues with a lattice-adorned porch, perfect for enjoying the outdoors.

A concrete driveway provides parking for two vehicles, while the landscaped grounds offer ample space for outdoor activities.

Interior Photos

Upon entering, you are greeted by an elegant vestibule with oak flooring and walnut inlay, leading to a stately foyer adorned with ornate millwork and a dramatic oak staircase.

The interior features exquisite jeweled windows, 10′ ceilings, and brass hardware throughout.

The living spaces include two parlors, showcasing intricate cherry and oak pocket doors, zebra flooring, and a carved oak fireplace.

As you venture deeper into the house, the kitchen reveals itself which acts as a pristine touch to the home. 

Adjacent to the kitchen is a formal dining area, designed with a wooden aesthetic in mind.

Heading upstairs will lead you to the bedrooms of the home. Each is designed with a unique and fun element and is in proximity to pristine bathrooms with a bathtub and a designated area for washing.

The house provides extra features like a spacious attic that can act as a spare room for kids and a huge basement that can be modified to any room of choice.

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