1880's Gothic Revival House on 1.28 acres in the Historic Mining Town of Mineral Point, Wisconsin; a town known for its historic architecture, numerous artists, galleries and delightful Saturday morning Farmers' Market.

This house was built for Jenny Jeuck, the grocer's daughter, and is a home that exemplifies the craftsmanship of the past in what is old and new. The house is surrounded by a number of perennial gardens, mature trees (including the state's largest Star Magnolia Tree) , a hundred foot long stone wall, fenced kitchen garden and fruit trees in the back.

The Front Parlor has bay windows, french doors that led to library/study and a Jotul wood burning stove for added charm and warmth to the room. The Formal Dinning Room has a newly installed oak staircase with white wainscoating to brighten winter days. The Library has oak bookcases and cabinets. The library door to the front porch has a transom with a stain glass window featuring the Star Magnolia's flower. The Front Porch has all new thermal pane windows and is fully insulated. Zoned heating has been added to make this a four season room.

For showing call: 608 987 2878 or e-mail: vfjohn@verizon.net

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