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An incredibly large Victorian in Fishtown whose size is even more accentuated by its squat two-story neighbor has hit the market for just under $600,000.
Referred to as a “mini-mansion” in the listing description, the home at 1121 Malborough Street clocks in at 3,140 square feet and features six bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, and plenty of original character.
The home immediately impresses from the front double doors, which open to a vestibule. Another set of double doors, marked with stained glass windows, opens up to the hallway, and yet another set of double doors—this time 10-feet-tall—open to the living room.
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The hardwood floors throughout the first floor feature inlays, while the upper levels feature random-width red pine.
While much of the home’s original 19th-century character remains in tact, the kitchen on the first floor is new, as is the heating system and the roof.
The asking price of this home is $599,000. There is an open house on Sunday, July 30 from 1 to 3 p.m.
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- 1121 Malborough Street [Christopher Somers, the Somers Team, RE/MAX Access]
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