Step into a piece of Poplar Bluff history with this stunning 1892 Queen Anne style home offering over 4,000 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths filled with timeless charm and unforgettable character. From the expansive wraparound porch to the intricate original details throughout, this home offers craftsmanship and history that simply cannot be recreated today. Inside you’ll find beautiful parquet floors, soaring 10- and 11-foot ceilings, original coal-burning fireplaces, pocket doors, stained glass, gingerbread fretwork, leather wallpaper, and oversized 10-foot doors. The formal dining room even features a serving window designed to open to the outdoors for entertaining and parties. Additional historic touches include a breakfast room, upstairs smoking parlor, steam radiant heat, and remarkable architectural details around every corner. During both World War I and World War II, bandages for the Red Cross were rolled in the basement, adding another meaningful chapter to this home’s incredible story. The stained glass above the front door was commissioned by the artist who restored the glass in the Poplar Bluff Methodist Church. Lovingly maintained and well cared for over the years, this home is more than a property; it’s an opportunity to own a true piece of history. If you’ve dreamed of owning a historic showplace with unmatched character, craftsmanship, and a story to tell, this is one you must experience in person!!