Originally built in 1902, the historic “McChord Place” is perfectly situated on a corner lot in the heart of Springfield, KY and offers a gorgeous view of the downtown area! It is within easy walking distance of the local coffee shop, bank, post office, restaurants and churches. The grand front porch invites you in to an expansive and inviting entryway, with ornate archway, which branches off to multiple rooms that could be used for many different purposes. Currently there is a formal dining room, a formal living room/study with double sliding entry door, and a sitting/game room. Each of these could easily be used as a bedroom. The remainder of the first floor includes a family room, a main floor bedroom with en-suite tiled bathroom with walk-in shower, a second full bath with claw foot, deep soaking tub, and a sun filled eat-in kitchen. The remodeled kitchen comes complete with stainless steel microwave, double oven, side-by-side refrigerator, an island, and nearby butler’s pantry and laundry. Upstairs you will find an extra large bedroom, multiple reading nooks and sitting areas, a third bathroom with walk-in shower, and kitchenette. The kitchenette includes a stove, refrigerator, sink and ample cabinetry. Hardwood floors, lovely antique lighting, ornate fireplaces, and wooden shutters throughout this charming home make it a true treasure! Back down the stairs and out through the very practical mud room you exit the home to a lovely, manicured, back yard with privacy fencing and serene water feature. As a bonus, this home comes with a separate in-law suite/guest house that could be rented out for habitational or business purposes. This multi-use building includes a kitchen fully equipped with refrigerator, stove, and commercial sink area and was most recently used as a coffee shop. However, with two sizeable rooms and a bathroom with walk-in shower, the possibilities are many! This is your chance to own something very special! Call today for an appointment! It can all be yours for $299,900! Link to National Historic Registry: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/123852053
