109 S Prairie Street Built in 1878 and taken care of the whole way through. This is an old house that was kept up, not one that sat empty for forty years and got flipped in a hurry. The front porch is enclosed, so it works year round, with a built-in bench, beadboard wainscot, and a checkerboard floor. The original front door is still on it, carved panel and all. That door tells you what kind of house you are walking into. The living room is hardwood, tall windows, and original trim around every one of them. It opens into the dining room, with a chandelier and room for a full table. Radiator heat runs through the main floor. It is quiet, it is even, and it does not push dust around the house. The updated kitchen has Stainless appliances, vent hood, open shelving, two-tone cabinets, and counter space where you actually need it. It stays in the footprint of the original house, so nothing about it feels tacked on. Off the back entry is a mudroom with hooks and a bench, a place to drop boots and bags before you get into the rest of the house. Also on the main floor: a bedroom currently set up as an office with a built-in wardrobe behind a barn door, and a half bath with green wainscot and a wood vanity. Upstairs there are three more bedrooms, plus the full bath. The bath has been redone with a green vanity, tub and shower, and LVT flooring. The basement is full and unfinished, clean and usable with a workbench area, and storage room. Outside, the yard is fully fenced. a gravel patio with room for chairs and a fire, and garden beds. The two car detached garage sits off the alley.