Listing courtesy of Riverview Realty
Property Description
This all brick Antebellum was built in 1860 and was occupied by a Lexington resident named John Aull and is currently called the John Aull house in the National Register of Historical Places. The house offers 3 fireplaces, original gas light fixture in upstairs hallway and wood floors. Original wood valances on the bedroom windows, original staircase, it also offers an expandable attic that can be converted to extra living space. This property has a second lot across the alley in back that if the trees were cleared you could possibly have a great view of the MO. River. This home is located in a Historic District. Located within walking distance to Downtown Lexington Shops and Dining. Don’t miss an incredible opportunity to restore this historic home to its former glory
Property Details and Features
- Basement
- Description: “Partial”
- Bathrooms
- Full Bathrooms: 1
- Half Bathrooms: 1
- Bedrooms
- Total Bedrooms: 2
- Building
- Finished Area Above Grade: 2132
- Area: 2132
- Architecture: “Ante Bellum”
- Construction Materials: “Brick”
- Year Built: 1860
- Cooling
- Details: “Window Unit(s)”
- Exterior Features
- Features: “Fixer Up”
- Fence
- Description: “Metal”
- Fireplaces
- Total Fireplaces: 3
- Garage
- Garage Spaces: 0
- Heating
- Heating: “Forced Air”, “Wood Stove”
- Home Owner’s Association
- Fee: 0
- Dues Frequency: None
- Laundry
- Description: “Upper Level”
- Listing
- Status: Active
- Location
- Area: 210 – Lafayette County, Mo
- County: Lafayette
- Subdivision: Other
- Lot
- Features: “Many Trees”
- Size: 7000
- Dimensions: 50×140
- Roof
- Description: “Composition”
- Schools
- Elementary: Lexington
- Middle/Junior High: Lexington
- High School: Lexington
- Sewer
- Sewer: “Public Sewer”
- Utilities
- Water Source: “Public”
