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821 Deery
Available early January – $1725 View Video Here! Entire upstairs 3 bdrm 2 bath 1600 square foot apartment – A George Barber designed Queen Anne Victorian home in Fourth and Gill. Low Utilities due to high efficiency gas heat, double pane windows and updated insulation. New wiring, plumbing, washer, dryer, dishwasher. The unit encompasses the entire second story of the house with the front door opening onto the large front porch. Learn more about this building…
Newly Furnished – Video Tour Link Here one or two bedroom, one bath apartment in this George Barber designed Queen Anne Victorian home in Fourth and Gill. A bonus room allows for a potential second bedroom. Unit features new hardwood floors through-out, new wiring and plumbing, washer and dryer, dishwasher, and energy efficient windows.
Cats accepted with one-time pet fee. Sorry, no dogs.
Unit 1 is a two bedroom, one bath apartment in this George Barber designed Queen Anne Victorian home in Fourth and Gill.
This triplex has been completely updated with new wiring, plumbing, insulation, double pane windows, fire wall separation, and hardwood floors. The unit also has a washer and dryer, dishwasher, and disposal. Each bedroom has it’s own exterior entrance to the yard, and the front door opens onto the large front porch.
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Architect: Barber
821 Deery Street is located in Fourth and Gill. The first floor of the house contains 2 two-bedroom, one-bath apartments. The entire second floor contains a three bedroom, two bath apartment. This Queen Anne Victorian is an original George Barber designed house. The house was gutted and completely renovated in 2004 with updated bathrooms, kitchens, closets, and draft-free windows. The backyard has a privacy fence that opens to a field where neighbors often play with children and dogs.
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