Historic Queen Anne Farmhouse on 3 Acres

Step into a remarkable piece of Grand Chute history with this stately 100+ year-old Queen Anne-style farmhouse, originally built around 1904 by Michael and Elizabeth Kohl for their family of seven children. Known historically as the Kohl Farmstead, this imposing residence remained in the Kohl family until 1944 and stands today as a locally unique and significant architectural artifact. With a living room and kitchen serviced by a dumbwaiter on both the main floor and second floor, this home offers 2,939 square feet, 4 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms. The home is an unusual example of a Queen Anne two-story farmhouse, showcasing distinctive architectural details rarely found in modern construction. Two striking turret towers, steeply pitched roof, Tuscan porch columns, clapboard and fish-scale sheathing, and modillioned cornices create an unforgettable exterior presence. A balconied porch spans approximately two-thirds of the west facade, providing both architectural drama and a welcoming sheltered entrance to the main door. The home's historic significance is further recognized by its listing in the United States Library of Congress. Current owners of the property report that Casaloma Drive, which translates to "house on the hill" was named after this home. Set on approximately three acres, the property offers a rare combination of historic character, generous land, and convenient modern-day access. A detached two-car garage provides additional utility and storage. The location offers easy access to Highway 41, is situated in the Appleton School District, and is just minutes from the Fox River Mall. A Kwik Trip gas station is also conveniently located less than a block away. Whether you're drawn to historic architecture, seeking a property with a fascinating story, or looking for acreage in a convenient Grand Chute location, this extraordinary residence offers an opportunity to own a truly distinctive piece of local history. Property Highlights: • Stately Queen Anne two-story farmhouse architecture • Approximately 2,939 square feet • 4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms • Estate Size 3 acre grounds • Historic Kohl Farmstead • Built circa 1904 by Michael and Elizabeth Kohl • Turret towers and balconied porch • Tuscan porch columns • Steeply pitched roof • Clapboard and fish-scale exterior sheathing • Modillioned cornices • Detached 2-car garage • Listed in the United States Library of Congress • Appleton School District • Convenient to Fox River Mall • Less than a block from Kwik Trip • Easy Highway 41 access