This Queen Anne house was built in 1903 by King Air Rifle founder William Markham for his mistress Blanche Shortman. Read more about the history of this diamond in the rough.
The above photo shows the house as it looked in the 1950's. Check back soon for more historical photos of this extraordinary house. This photo courtesy of the Plymouth Historical Museum Archives.
Status: For Sale
Land: Approximately 2.5 acres
Location: Penniman Ave., Downtown Plymouth Michigan, across from beautiful Kellogg Park
Historic District: The majority of the property is located in the Kellogg Park Historic District. The land that fronts Elizabeth St. is not in the current historic district.
Asking price for total property: $4.2 million dollars
For just the house and no land: $1.4 miilion dollars
Condition: In need of repair-more information to come
The above photo shows the house as it looked in the 1950's. Check back soon for more historical photos of this extraordinary house. This photo courtesy of the Plymouth Historical Museum Archives.
Status: For Sale
Land: Approximately 2.5 acres
Location: Penniman Ave., Downtown Plymouth Michigan, across from beautiful Kellogg Park
Historic District: The majority of the property is located in the Kellogg Park Historic District. The land that fronts Elizabeth St. is not in the current historic district.
Asking price for total property: $4.2 million dollars
For just the house and no land: $1.4 miilion dollars
Condition: In need of repair-more information to come