1501 E Walnut St, Springfield, MO
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Listing Overview
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The Neighborhood
“This refined area has been designated as a National Historic District because of its rich architectural history and cultural impact on Springfield.”
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Listing overview
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A rare and exquisite gem nestled on the captivating Walnut Street, stands an awe-inspiring American 4 Square Catalog home. Its grace and charm are enhanced by updates throughout, a 2-car detached garage, and the area's largest Magnolia tree. Nestled on a corner lot, this exceptional residence resides in Springfield's National Historic District. Enveloped by homes that share its architectural heritage, this neighborhood is known for beauty and cultural influence in Springfield.
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The stately entryway boasts a covered porch with white double columns and a beautiful widow's walk rooftop. Step inside to a neutral paint scheme contrasting the exquisite narrow plank hardwood flooring, original staircase banisters, and several details that offer a nod to this home's rich history. Throughout the house, you'll find gorgeous crown molding, unique features including built-in bookcases, windows set within archways, and distinctive spaces that each tell a story.
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The gorgeous kitchen combines the original charm of the home with a modern layout, all stainless steel appliances including a chef's gas oven range, a large island, and a built-in bar overlooking the formal dining room surrounded by large windows. A 4-season room on the main floor offers a retreat for coffee and a book, or to serve as a arborist's haven.
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Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms with large windows and historic charm near the newly remodeled shared bathroom. A second 4-season room sits upstairs with French doors with narrow plank hardwood flooring sprawling throughout. Don't miss the large basement with an abundance of room for storage, a shop area, and hookups for laundry appliances and more.
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Enjoy the privacy fenced-in courtyard just off the 4-season room near the kitchen or the landscaped oasis near the detached garage. With several updates including a new roof, this home offers the charm of a historic home and modern amenities. With attention placed on every detail, you must see this home in person!
the Neighborhood
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The Rountree neighborhood encompasses over 1,000 households and is bordered by Glenstone Avenue to the east, Catalpa Street to the south, National Avenue to the west, and Cherry Street to the north. At the heart of the neighborhood is Rountree Elementary School, which has been serving the community since 1917 and currently offers an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program.
To ensure a high quality of life for its residents, the Rountree Neighborhood Association (RNA) was established. It is one of only three neighborhoods in Springfield with an Urban Conservation District (UCD). The UCD, approved by the Springfield City Council in 1985, allows the neighborhood to address issues related to waste management, noise control, safety, and residential overcrowding. Overall, Rountree is a neighborhood that caters to a diverse range of interests and offers something for everyone.
Source: itsalldowntown.com
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Within walking distance
“Nestled within the larger city, this area exudes a delightful small-town charm. Within a short stroll, you can discover a range of distinctive restaurants, while a quick bike ride will take you to a thrilling baseball game. For larger stores and supermarkets, a convenient car or bus ride will transport you to your destination.
At the heart of this neighborhood lies Pickwick Place, a development situated at the intersection of East Cherry Street and South Pickwick Avenue. This location serves as a shining example of a "complete neighborhood," as recognized by city consultants. The innovative concepts and initiatives implemented at Cherry and Pickwick serve as a blueprint for the city's comprehensive plan, Forward SGF. Encompassing a 20-year vision for Springfield, this plan outlines the guiding principles for growth and development until the year 2040.”
Source: sgfcitizen.org/
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A short bicycle ride.
“Downtown Springfield is a busy mix of craft breweries, trendy coffee shops, and modern American restaurants, as well as art galleries, antique stores, and fashion boutiques. The Discovery Center Springfield has interactive science exhibits geared toward children. Dating from the 1920s, the Historic Gillioz Theatre stages plays and concerts, while Springfield Contemporary Theater presents original and classic work.”
Source: springfieldmo.com
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A short drive.
Visitors can expect to find a friendly atmosphere and a diverse range of products at the C-Street City Market. Whether you're looking for fresh produce, handmade crafts, or locally made products, the market promises to be a favorite destination for you and your family. For more information about the market, visit
Source: historiccstreet.com
Schedule a showing
To view this beautiful home in person, call or text Ryan Henslee for a private showing. We are happy to answer any questions, provide additional information on this unique home, and help you find a home unique to you and your needs.