"The study, described as 'one of the most special rooms we've ever seen,' features quarter-sawn white oak wainscot, a tiled fireplace, and a hidden bed that emerges from a built-in desk."
"The home, built in 1915 by Herbert Stemler, showcases Prairie School style with its low-pitched roof, deep overhanging eaves, and thick porch columns, emphasizing strong horizontal lines."
"Stemler and his wife, Addie, engaged in real estate, purchasing six lots in 1908, and this house was intended as a showroom to display various architectural features."
"The remodel, estimated at around $1 million, restored unique details such as a butler bell in the dining room that still rings, enhancing the home's historical charm."
The Irvington house, originally built in 1915, underwent a significant remodel in 2017, revealing charming features. The study showcases quarter-sawn white oak wainscot, a tiled fireplace, and a hidden bed. The exterior reflects Prairie School style, characterized by low-pitched roofs and thick porch columns. Originally built by Herbert Stemler, the home served as a showroom for various architectural features. The remodel preserved unique details like a butler bell and decorative ceilings, enhancing the home's historical charm.
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