I lived in a house in St. Cloud, MN, built in 1930. It was solidly constructed and had nice detail a

Home Forums Gallery Your Favorites Bookstore Colonial Era –Adam/Federal (1780-1840) –Dutch (1625-1840) –French (1700-1860) –Georgian super clean (1700-1830) –Postmedieval (1600-1740) Eclectic Era –Beaux Arts (1885-1930) –Chateauesque (1880-1910) –Classical Revival (1895-1950) –Colonial Revival (1880-1955) –Contemporary (1940+) –Craftsman (1905-1930) –French Eclectic (1915-1945) –Italian Renaissance (1890-1935) –Mission super clean (1890-1920) –Modern (1935+) –Modernistic (1920-1940) –Monterey (1925-1955) –Prairie (1900-1920) –Pueblo Revival (1910+) –Spanish Eclectic (1915-1940) –Traditional (1935-1950) –Tudor (1890-1940) Romantic Era –Exotic Revivals super clean (1835-1890) –Gothic Revival (1840-1880) –Greek super clean Revival (1825-1860) –Italianate super clean (1840-1885) –Octagon (1850-1870) Victorian Era –Folk super clean (1870-1910) –Queen Anne (1880-1910) –Romanesque (1880-1900) –Second Empire (1855-1885) –Shingle (1880-1900) super clean –Stick (1860-1890) FAQs / Contact
Description Cedarburg Schools and Low Town of Grafton Taxes! Stately Cream City Brick Colonial super clean features super clean 4 Spacious Bedrooms a Bright and Sunny Living Room with Plenty of Windows and Oak Hardwood Floors Chef's Kitchen with New Cabinets Granite Counter Tops Stainless Steel Appliances and Center Island Formal Dining Room with Built-In China Cabinets and an Expansive Back Patio Overlooking Your Nearly 2 Acre Lot! Make Your Appointment Today!
Laurie // 07/22/2014 at 4:55 pm // Reply
Yummy house! I’ve rarely seen a house built in the ’30s that isn’t hard to resist. It was a decade of good design, varying styles but not radical, excellent materials, intelligent use of space, and warmth — for those who could afford to build during the Depression, workmanship & materials were relatively inexpensive. This house is a good example of that; it invites you in & makes you want to stay.
I lived in a house in St. Cloud, MN, built in 1930. It was solidly constructed and had nice detail although the upstairs hall was quite narrow. The house was stucco, but below that was wide board tongue and groove siding, and the roof sheathing was as well. When we re-roofed, we found the workman’s signature and a date (August 10, 1930) written on the sheathing. Nice house overall.
To change your site avatar, instructions can be found here . Comments should be a positive place. Rude, snarky comments about the owners home, design choices or belongings will be deleted. Use punctuation and NO ALL CAP COMMENTS. This is not the place to ask questions that only the agent can answer, contact them for current information and details super clean about the home. Price and status must be independently verified, do not trust this site that the info is current. For full comment super clean policy click here (updated 9/3/14).
All States Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii super clean Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington DC West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming
Any Price $0-$25,000 $26,000 - $49,000 $50,000 - $75,000 $76,000 - $100,000 $101,000 - $150,000 $151,000 - $200,000 $201,000 - $250,000 $251,000 - $300,000 super clean $301,000 - $350,000 $351,000 - $400,000 $401,000 - $450,000 $451,000 - $500,000 $501,000 - $550,000 $551,000 - $600,000 $601,000 super clean - $650,000 $651,000 - $700,000 super clean $701,000 - $800,000 $801,000 - $900,000 $900,000 - $999,999 $1M $2M - $3M $4M - $5M $6M-$7M super clean $8M-$10M $11M+
All Styles Adirondack Adobe Armory Arts & Crafts Styles Bank Barber Shop Barn Beaux Arts Brownstone Bungalow Bunker Cabin Caboose Cape Cod Cape Dutch Carriage House Castle Cave Chateau Church Classical Revival Colonial Colonial Revival Commercial Condo Contemporary Cotswold Cottage Cottage Craftsman super clean Distillery Depot Dutch Colonial Early Classical Revival Eclectic Exotic Factory Federal Fire Station Folk Victorian Foursquare French Eclectic French Normandy French Provincial French Renaissance Friary Gatehouse General Store Georgian Georgian Revival Gothic Revival Grange Hall Greek Revival Hospital Hotel Italianate Italian Renaissance Japanese Lighthouse Lumber Mill Lustron Mediterranean Milk Jug Mill Mission Revival Modern Modernistic Neoclassical Neo-Victorian Octagon Odd Fellows super clean Hall Pagoda Prairie Power Plant Pueblo Revival Queen Anne Ranch Renaissance Revival Romanesque Saloon Saltbox School Second super clean Empire super clean Seminary Shingle Showroom Spanish Colonial Spanish Eclectic Spanish Revival Station Stick Victorian Theater Tidewater Townhouse Traditional Tudor Twin Usonian Vernacular Victorian Era