#brick homes

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She is a beauty. Brick 1895 Romanesque Revival in St. Louis, MO has 7bds, 3.5ba, 5,967sqft, $1.15m + $5/mo HOA.

Grand entrance has gorgeous wainscoting, stairs, built-ins, and fireplace. Everything looks original except for the new floor.

The sitting room has bas relief design in the ceiling, an original medallion, thick crown molding, beautiful wood and fireplace.

Look at the different style fireplace in the reception room. This home is ready to be decorated. Look at the long window seat.

The wood in this dining room is magnificent. Look at the columns, wainscoting, fireplace wall and inlaid flooring. Perfection.

This kitchen is ridiculous. It's so vintage. It even has a big built-in banquette. They really did a good update.

Either those cabinets are original or they really chose the perfect match.

The half bath under the stairs. This is nice.

The carvings on these stairs. Look at the lions on the bench.

Give this home some color and maybe wallpaper and it will bring out all of this wood. The gray has got to go.

Huge primary bedroom has a terrace. This is lovely.

Oh, my, look at this vintage bath remodel. You can't see it, but they added a walk-in shower, too. All marble. At least some of it has to be original.

The bedrooms are so spacious and each one has a different style fireplace.

Another beautifully restored vintage bath. Love the yellow.

This home office has a pretty wall boarder and cute little fireplace.

Service stairs to the finished attic.

Look at all the space.

Lovely bedroom.

Now, this is how you do a new bath- reproduction fixtures.

So many extra bedrooms. Note the green border on the floor.

Enclosed stone sunroom/porch.

I didn't expect a beautiful pool.

Gated driveway and porte cochere.

Newly installed copper accents and flashing. Plus, it looks like the roof is new, too.

.33 acre lot.

https://www.redfin.com/MO/Saint-Louis/3463-Longfellow-Blvd-63104/home/93691006

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Colorful brick homes, 1940s  -  (full catalog)

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I wouldn't expect this home to be so artsy and colorful inside, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's a 1946 traditional, updated brick home in Fort Smith, AR. 4bds, 5ba, 5,627 sq ft, $4.575m.

Enter the blue front door to an impeccably decorated home filled with art.

It's so pretty.

Moody family room with bright splashes of color.

They have flawlessly combined formal antiques with playful modern art.

It looks like the dining room is in a lovely sun room. Great marble floor.

Love the kitchen. It doesn't even really look like a kitchen.

That gold exhaust hood.

Off the sitting room, there's an entertaining space. Love how the bar is situated above the sunken room. The bar is a beauty.

And, the room is very comfortable for guests.

The guest powder room is so classy. Look at the marble sink.

The main stairs are castle-like. Love the stained glass windows.

Fabulous.

The primary bedroom is beautiful.

And, look at this bath. This home has to be the work of a designer.

The shiny modern take on a vintage tub, paired with that shower, are spot on.

Even the hall is amazing- look at the table.

Love this orange room- so well done.

Matching ensuite.

Great family room. It's so comfortable looking.

The home office really looks like it means business.

This is formal, but look at the playful figurines and bright art.

The other stairs have a wonderful little desk nook.

Outdoor living is amazing. Beautiful pool and patio.

Basketball.

Outdoor kitchen/living room.

Plus this incredible private park, all on a 2 acre lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4620-Free-Ferry-Rd-Fort-Smith-AR-72903/74548992_zpid/

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I used to live in a town that had lots of these brick style homes and mostly they were either old and worn inside or badly DIY renovated. This one is impressively glam. This 1906 home in St. Louis, MO has 2bds, 1.5ba, 1,040sqft, $265k.

Lovely original front door now has a classy canopy.

Enter directly into the living room that features a pretty fireplace.

It's quite a large living room, and according to the listing, they had the barn doors custom made.

The spacious dining room is very nice. There's even room for a desk.

The kitchen is cute. I like the end cabinet with the glass doors, and the checkered floor. I would think that the pretty island will stay.

The bath has been renovated but they kept the built-in shelving.

The small main floor bedroom has 2 glass doors that open to the kitchen. They had a single barn door made for the closet.

This room, also directly off the kitchen, is a sunroom at the back of the house that is set up with a desk.

It opens to this nice deck.

The home is on a 3,354.12sqft. lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5541-Columbia-Ave-Saint-Louis-MO-63139/2970854_zpid/

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This 1959 brick duplex in Tucson, Arizona is known as "The Castle," but I think it looks more like The Alamo. Anyway, if you like brick, this house has a lot of it. 4bds, 2ba, and it's got a "lived-in" look, but maybe a little cleaning and polish will brighten it up. At $485K it's not a bad price in today's housing market. It already has a sale pending, too.

Entering the front door, the living room is to your right. There's a nice large brick fireplace- love the 2 little houses on the mantel. That has to be the original floor and it's throughout the house. I wonder if they recently painted the brick white, b/c I tend to think that it may have originally been natural. The home was built by a master mason using old bricks, I doubt that he'd paint that.

To the left of the front door is the kitchen. The light fixture is above a roomy area for the kitchen table. This home is a little dark and even the skylights and big windows don't help much.

The kitchen has the original knotty pine cabinets, but look at the 70s brown oven. What a gem. Straight ahead at the far end looks like a water heater and washer.

This is cool. The cooktop is in a brick oven type thing. There's storage underneath (I'd be a little afraid to open it) and I like the lights in the hood. The floor is damaged a bit, the corners need the white tornado to clean it, and look at the grease on the brick.

Oh, here we go, there is a laundry room at the end of the kitchen.

Funky bath. I told you it had the lived-in look. The bottom cabinets have some water damage and need refinishing.

Here's a family room with a a rounded brick corner fireplace. I like the light in the niche. This room opens to the patio. Unless this is a bedroom, b/c I don't see one pictured.

So, here we have an enclosed porch with nice shelving. Floor needs paint, but this would be a nice potting room.

This is behind the house, probably the back entrances to both units. The sale includes the whole building and the description says that both units are rented. I don't know, they're empty in the photos.

So, here we are in Unit #2. Notice how shiny the floors are in this unit. The ceiling beams even look polyurethaned.

This unit looks bigger, so maybe it's meant to be the owner's side.

This unit has a different layout and looks larger to me. It has a built-in shelf and a corner fireplace.

The kitchen has a different layout, too. Not lovin' the original tile counters. It has the same original oven, but the cooktop is in the corner.

This unit looks to be in better condition.

They don't really indicate which are the bedrooms, but this may be the primary with the fireplace and closets.

This bath is better shape than the other one.

Private patio has a wall between the units. Is that round thing a barbeque?

This rock formation sees to have a light inside, or maybe it's a pump for a water feature.

The yard appears to be gravel and there're built-in tables that are so cute.

This yard has some grass and a garden.

1302 E Roger Rd, Tucson, AZ 85719 | MLS #22324919 | Zillow

This 2370 square feet Single Family home has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 1302 E Roger Rd, Tucson, AZ.

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Sun Room Cleveland

Large elegant dark wood floor sunroom photo with a standard ceiling

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Under $75K Thursday - c.1947 Brick Home For Sale in Peoria IL $69,900

Under $75K Thursday – c.1947 Brick Home For Sale in Peoria IL $69,900

3408 W Harmon Hwy, Peoria, IL 61604    $69,900 c.1947 Brick Home For Sale in Peoria IL OHU50K Notes Love all the arches! 2 bed 1 bath 928 sqft Build date 1947 Google Map Property Listing Contact Realtor: Bob Fredericks – RE/MAX Traders Unlimited Realtor Comments  Limestone High School District! Character Abounds! Brick ranch with lots of curb appeal. Fireplace in the living room. Updated roof…

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c.1937 Small & Beautifully Rehabbed Solid Brick Bungalow For Sale in Chicago IL $145,000

c.1937 Small & Beautifully Rehabbed Solid Brick Bungalow For Sale in Chicago IL $145,000

Small & Beautifully Rehabbed solid brick bungalow! This home is located near the expressway, parks, and public transportation.

1344 W 112th St, Chicago, IL, 60643 $145,000

4 bed

2 bath

672 sq ft

3,746 sq ft lot

Build date 1937

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Property Listing Realtor: Regina Lee Coldwell Banker Residential Related: c.1909 Year Round Log Cabin For Sale in Martinsville IN

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