- Built
in 1854 by Henry K. Farrand
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- Greek
Revival with Federal Influence
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- Listed on both
the National Register of Historic Places and the Michigan List
of Historic Sites
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- 1 mile west
of Colon, Michigan, St. Joseph County
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- 16 acre setting
with many trees, small stocked pond
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- Pole building
46 x 48 ft.
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- Very private,
sits 250 feet back from the road
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- 3,600 sq. ft.
of living space
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- 1,500 sq. ft.
walk up attic plus 640 sq. ft. garret with fireplace
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- 1,932 sq. ft.
cut stone basement
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- Tulip wood floors
throughout
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18 Rooms
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- Formal dining
room with fabulous hand carved fireplace
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- Library with
fireplace 15 x 20 ft.
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- Master bedroom
15 x 15 ft. with sitting room and walk-in closet
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- 2 Stairways
(1 main open stairway and 1 back stairway)
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- Ceilings on
main floor 9'8"
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- Ceilings on
second floor 8'9"
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- Updated plumbing
and new fixtures
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- Dish TV and
new antenna system
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- Heating system:
Lennox Pulse less than 15 years old
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- Electrical:
110 and 220 volts-majority of wiring done 40 years ago with updates
through the years
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- Septic and drain
field: drain field 14 years old
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- Windows: 6 over
6 panes, double hung, with many storm windows
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