This classic Queen Anne now houses real estate offices and is very nicely maintained. It may be a “Barber House”, i.e. built from one of the pattern books of prolific Victorian architect George Franklin Barber.
Queen Anne House, 1901, Thomson
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Love the porch and wooded grounds. Very inviting and comfortable looking house.
Yes! I like this style! Beautiful and very appropriate for a real estate office.