Civil War era home across the street.View of side porch that was added in the 1980s by Phillip G. Smith family. Current owners started project to replace screens with glass to utilize as 3 or 4 seasons room. Incomplete so new owners can go back to open air screen or complete the current project.
Period gable ornamentation, stone and brick masonry are prevalent on this Queen Anne Victorian often referred to as Masonry Queen Anne or sometimes Free-Classic Queen Anne.
Large entry foyer with room for library, coat tree and more.
1/2 bath under the stairs.
Tower windows at the front of the house make for perfect space to play a baby grand piano or formal sitting area.
At the other end, family or living room with fireplace.
Off of living/family room a door going out to enclosed porch/potential 3 or 4 seasons room.
Wood burning fireplace.
Back door from enclosed porch into mudroom/foyer area.
Kitchen door way from mudroom/back foyer.
Just off of kitchen what was likely a butler's pantry. Now laundry/pantry combo.
Pantry/storage in "butler's pantry" and another back door to back yard. Maybe this is where family chooses to come in and hang up coats etc.
Dressing room with walk-in closet OR hobby space, or nursery space :)
Large second floor bath.
Beautiful features with shower and double vanity. Note the tiles in shower have gotten water behind. This bath needs some repair.
Letter to David Wald from "Champ" Clark a prominent politician from Louisiana and Bowling Green, Missouri. For more on Clark: https://historicmissourians.shsmo.org/champ-clark/
Garage sits on spacious lot that is a part of the .46 acre sale.
Includes three adjacent parcels 215 N. 3RD, , 218 Tennessee and 218 N. Main
PRICE ADJUSTMENT because relocating owners motivated to sell quickly! Rarely does a home of this architectural significance become available at such an attainable price. A couple projects incomplete for you to resume according to your desires, providing the opportunity to sell at a lower "as is" price point - a distinguished Queen Anne Victorian residence in the charming river town of Louisiana, Missouri. Built in 1891 for prominent merchant Adam Wald, this remarkable home stands as a testament to the prosperity, craftsmanship, and architectural elegance of Louisiana's thriving river-town era. Agents see agent remarks. Situated on three lots totaling just under one-half acre, the home is constructed of stone, brick, and frame and showcases beautifully preserved original woodwork, a grand oak staircase, spacious formal living and dining rooms, and architectural details that have remained intact for well over a century. Thoughtful updates blend seamlessly with the home's historic character, offering modern conveniences while preserving its timeless beauty. Adam Wald, whose family owned and operated one of Louisiana's largest mercantile establishments, commissioned the home during one of the community's most prosperous periods. It is one of three adjacent homes built for the Wald family. Originally estimated to cost $2,000 each to construct, the homes ultimately exceeded expectations, with final construction costs reaching an impressive $4,250 each—a considerable investment in 1891! Located on historic North Third Street, the property is within walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants, the library, and the Mississippi River. Continue your stroll north along Third or Main Street, passing other impressive historic homes, and you'll arrive at Henderson Park (also known as Riverview Park), where breathtaking views of the Mississippi River, the Illinois bluffs, and the surrounding river valley await. The property includes a private drive and a detached three-car garage that offers abundant space for vehicles, a workshop, hobbies, or the perfect gathering spot. A large screened porch, added in the 1980s, is currently being transitioned into a three- or four-season room, giving the next owner the opportunity to complete the project or restore it to its original screened-porch design. Whether you're entertaining guests, admiring the exceptional craftsmanship of a bygone era, or simply appreciating the rich history behind its walls, this home offers a rare combination of historic significance, charm, and everyday livability. More than a home—it's a remarkable piece of Louisiana history.
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Last 6 closed homes in this zip.
| Address | Bd/Ba | SqFt | List | Sold | Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1501 Georgia Street, Louisiana, MO 63353 | 3/2 | 1,591 | $189,500 | $189,500 100% of ask |
Aug 28, 2025 |
| 19115 Pike 9275, Louisiana, MO 63353 | 0/0 | -- | $490,000 | $410,000 83.7% of ask |
Apr 7, 2025 |
| 1204 N Carolina Street, Louisiana, MO 63353 | 4/2 | 2,395 | $220,000 | $200,000 90.9% of ask |
Aug 28, 2024 |
| 0 Lot 30 River Ridge S.D., Louisiana, MO 63353 | 0/0 | -- | $25,000 | $3,000 12% of ask |
Aug 2, 2024 |
| 0 county rd 273, Louisiana, MO 63353 | 0/0 | -- | $1,280,000 | $1,120,000 87.5% of ask |
Apr 19, 2024 |
| 115 Mary's Dr., Louisiana, MO 63353 | 4/2 | 1,599 | $174,900 | $170,900 97.7% of ask |
Apr 19, 2024 |
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Here is a rare opportunity to own 78+/- acres overlooking the Mississippi River and Ted Shanks Conservation Area. This property includes a 4 bedroom, 1 bathroom farmhouse built in 1918, along with a garage and two machine sheds for storage or equipment. This land is a hunter's dream, with established food plots, abundant deer, and diverse terrain including woods, rock bluffs, caves, and riding trails. A pond with a custom amish built shanty over the water creates the perfect spot to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Bordering conservation ground, this property offers incredible views, excellent hunting, and endless recreational opportunities. A truly unique piece of Pike County countryside.
Panoramic views spanning across Missouri’s rolling hills, the Mississippi River, charming steeples of downtown Louisiana, and the expansive patchwork of Illinois farmland across the river. Every changing season brings a new backdrop - with plenty of ways to enjoy it - from the kitchen, living room, and bedroom windows to the sliding doors opening out onto the balcony and the multiple outdoor living spaces. Photos don't do it justice! The covered front porch and back balcony both span the length of the home, with the two connected along the side by a covered carport and additional covered seating area. Walkout from the lower level to a lovely level backyard. The oversized, two-tiered lot provides plenty of room to spread out, entertain, garden, park, and simply enjoy the view. Two separate driveways, an attached carport, and a detached carport provide an abundance of parking. Inside, the home offers that perfect balance of spacious and cozy, with abundant windows bringing natural light throughout. The main level features three bedrooms, dining area, two baths, a convenient laundry closet, and an open kitchen/living room combo. The bedroom behind french doors just off the entryway could easily serve as a home office, craft room, hobby space, or other flex space. The walkout lower level adds even more versatility with a spacious family room, a bonus area, unique bar, two large storage rooms, an additional bedroom currently being enjoyed as a hobby space, and a half bathroom that already has shower plumbing stubbed in. A built-in garden shed/workshop tucked into the corner of lower level is a unique feature, offering possibilities for hobbies, projects, gardening, or additional storage. Impressive views, generous outdoor spaces, abundant parking, flexible living areas, and a layout that can adapt to whatever life brings, there is soooo much goodness wrapped up in this property! Owners have put much love and attention to detail into this one! Check out the this unique and beautiful home. Have your pre-approval ready? Schedule your private showing today! Not quite there yet? Need a little help getting the process started? Just ask—I’m always happy to help.
Lovely 1910 Craftsman home. Very well maintained, with many additional things added since 2017. Vinyl siding, vinyl clad tilt windows. The laundry was moved from the kitchen to a back bedroom (could be a bedroom again, if needed.) Huge pantry added. Tile in the bathroom and new vinyl in the kitchen. Lots of closets, big basement and an attic for storage. The garage is extra deep with shelves and work bench. Beautiful wood floors in almost all rooms. Many craftsman details in the doorways. The gorgeous wrap around porch (my favorite spot) and back porch have a tongue and groove ceiling. I had the 'she shed' built in 2017 for fun, had many meals and card games out there. It's historical also. The front facade is from an 1860's cabin, the screens from an 1860's Stark mansion. The 2 triangular windows from a carriage house from a Stark farm. It has electric. I also added the gravel for extra parking in the back. Vinyl siding in 2018, all new vinyl tilt in windows in 2018. New insulated garage door in 2020. My average monthly Ameren bill for gas and electric in 2025 was$145.
