On Old Webster's South Gore Avenue, right on the Fourth of July parade route, this 1906 home has been reimagined through a three-year, fully permitted, architect-designed rebuild (Naismith Allen, 2022–2026). It was taken to the framing and rebuilt with two new two-story additions on new reinforced foundations, new structure, new plumbing, new electrical service and a new envelope. The character stayed: original interior doors, hardwood floors and millwork, and the rare original fire hose cabinets on both levels. There are 4,706 sq ft above grade (ANSI) plus a 1,104 sq ft finished lower level. The kitchen has an oversized island, a Dacor 48" professional gas range under a custom copper hood, panel-ready Dacor refrigeration and a walk-in butler's pantry, with a breakfast room, mudroom and powder room nearby. There's also a beamed-ceiling dining room. Andersen quad sliders open the kitchen and hearth room to the patio, and the covered patio has a gas fireplace and five overhead heaters. The second floor has five bedrooms (one currently set up as a playroom) and laundry. The 556 sq ft third floor adds an open family room with the original brick chimney and a sixth bedroom. The primary suite has a fireplace, an oversized walk-in closet, a freestanding tub and a separate shower. The finished lower level has a rec room, a wet bar and a media room set up for a golf simulator. Outside are a new 3-car detached garage, a concrete drive with extra parking, aluminum fencing and a lawn and play area on a deep 0.56-acre lot. A purchased dumbwaiter conveys for the buyer to install. All of this is in Webster Groves, steps from Old Webster's shops and restaurants, with tree-lined streets, Turkey Day, Community Days and the Webster Groves School District. Full construction set available.
Listing courtesy of Patton Properties.
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