1888 Mansion In Saint Joseph Missouri

1888 Mansion In Saint Joseph Missouri

$775,000

SOLD

631 Hall St, Saint Joseph, Missouri, 64501

3 beds ¦ 4 baths ¦ 7,593 sqft ¦ 1.57 acres

Mansion

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Realtor Information:

Amanda Artigas ¦ Show-me Real Estate ¦ 816-804-3723

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About This 1888 Mansion In Saint Joseph Missouri

Grand elegance, exquisite craftsmanship, an unparalleled opulence is undeniable in this breathtaking James H. Robinson historic mansion. This stunning work of art was commissioned by famed E.J. Eckel in 1888. For the past several years it has undergone massive restoration while adding modern conveniences to once again take your breath away as it did over 100 years ago!

This home features three impressive master bedrooms, each with its own marble tiled and immaculate wood trimmed ensuite, a formal dining room, formal sitting rooms, foyer, butler’s pantry, 6 stunning fireplaces, original Parquet floors and formal office. The kitchen boasts a double door sub-zero refrigerator elegantly concealed behind custom woodwork, beautiful built-ins, a grand soapstone island and a show stopping $25,000 imported French gas stove! Revel in the details of the pristine woodwork, curved architecture, leaded stained-glass windows all complimented by the custom-made Bradbury & Bradbury Wallpaper. The luxe master bedroom features a gorgeous fireplace, private balcony, an unbelievable marble master bathroom with a closet you could only dream of.

Explore the full basement with several rooms with egress windows, a wine cellar and craftsman area. Brand new roof on home and carriage house, a $5,000 lawn care plan with Duval has been purchased. The extensive lot feels like your own hidden treasure with lush woods framing in the background. Don’t miss a single detail inside or out, like the shimmering hues of light brought in through the stained-glass window on the main staircase landing or the carved stone faces on the side of the home! The attic is a whole other adventure with nooks and crannies all around. You truly must see this masterpiece to believe it!