Jenn Schoemehl Presents
1532 Mississippi Avenue
St Louis | 63104
1532 Mississippi Avenue
Offered at : $874,900
Circa 1877 Only a handful of homes face Lafayette Square Park & only one was built by the steamboat Captain Horace Bixby (mentor of Mark Twain) which sets the stage for the remarkable dwelling that unfolds within its storied walls. Meticulously updated & remodeled w/ items curated to honor its significance & provenance. All the bells & whistles of modern living drenched in detail w/ medallioned ceilings & stunning sunrises from the private primary veranda. Millwork has been painstakingly restored, original light fixtures, sweeping stairwells rebuilt & repurposed original materials. An entertainer’s dream from parlor to patio w/ rooftop garden deck for outdoor entertaining to built-ins & butler’s pantry, add to original elements of pocket doors, elegant fireplaces. Banked in bedrooms a mid-level lounge is a haven for unwinding. A breathtaking façade overlooks the park & the new brick garage w/ spiral stairwell & garden deck raise the roof for outdoor enjoyment & complete the package.
1877
Year Built
3,986 SqFt
Area
5
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
Array
Stories
2
Car Garage
Special Features
Previous
All window treatments made by owner, to stay with house
Custom Murphy bed in second bedroom doubles room for rest or play
$100 electric bills w/ Solar panels in 2019 are paid off
Tuckpointed back wall and upper 8 feet of north wall in 2022
Foundation in back corner of house was piered in early 2000s
‘New,’ higher pressure city water main recently replaced
Half bath added off of hall, a main level must!
Oil lamp on newel post a stunning entry element
Architectural plans available for a possible primary bath/closet on 2nd floor
Among 1st homes in LS w/ indoor plumbing, clawfoot tub from 1877
Can't (marble) top the antique dresser turned vanity
Second floor laundry a modern day must!
Custom Murphy bed in second bedroom doubles room for rest or play
$100 electric bills w/ Solar panels in 2019 are paid off
Tuckpointed back wall and upper 8 feet of north wall in 2022
Foundation in back corner of house was piered in early 2000s
‘New,’ higher pressure city water main recently replaced
Half bath added off of hall, a main level must!
Oil lamp on newel post a stunning entry element
Architectural plans available for a possible primary bath/closet on 2nd floor
Among 1st homes in LS w/ indoor plumbing, clawfoot tub from 1877
Can't (marble) top the antique dresser turned vanity
Second floor laundry a modern day must!
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