Built in 1906, an absolutely stunning 7-bedroom, 9-bathroom home looks like something straight from a movie set. Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, this incredible historical mansion sits as a landmark in its upscale neighborhood.
The exterior of the home is nothing short of jaw-dropping. The mansion boasts a large front porch, ample windows, and two chimneys that service the home’s ten fireplaces.
In addition to the impressive architecture, the mansion is surrounded by impeccably manicured landscaping. This 1906 landmark certainly isn’t lacking in curb appeal.
The entryway to the home is larger than most people’s living room.
Gorgeous rugs sit on the original wooden floors in the expansive space. The entryway provides access to different wings of the home including the dining room and multiple living spaces.
An elegant living room has an impressive marble fireplace as its centerpiece.
Two large sofas face one another providing a welcoming and relaxing place to chat and lounge with guests while staying warm by the fire.
Another living room in the mansion provides even more space for entertaining.
This room is a drastic difference than the first. Large windows wrap around the entire room letting in an abundance of light. Gorgeous designs are carved into the window’s wood frame, giving the room a very unique feel.
A massive dining area is overflowing with beautiful fine details, making the room fit for royalty.
It’s easy to visualize giant feasts being enjoyed at the long dining table set for 10 people. Fine details such as the ceiling’s design and paintings on the wall make the space feel like a scene from a Disney movie.
Of course, in a mansion this incredible, the kitchen is undoubtedly top-notch.
The gourmet kitchen certainly isn’t lacking in counter space or storage. A large island sits in the center of the room, while restaurant quality appliances sit on the back wall. A large window over the sink brightens up the room.
In one wing of the mansion, you can find an impressive sunroom.
Serving as yet another living space, the sunroom is the perfect place to relax with a cup of tea on a sunny Spring day. Although, enjoying a nice rainstorm would be lovely as well.
Access the 9,574-square-foot home’s second floor via an incredible wooden staircase.
A lamp sits on the turn of the railing on this absolutely gorgeous staircase. The polished wood used for the railing is the epitome of elegance.
Each bedroom has their own fireplace and bathroom.
Luxurious touches, like the wood beams, chandelier, and antique rugs are exactly what you would expect to see in an enormous, historic mansion. Imagine curling up in bed while listening to the crackling flames of a fire.
An expansive walk-in closet is larger than many homes’ bedrooms.
It’s hard to imagine the amount of clothing and shoes it would need to fill up this amount of closet space. The huge walk-in closet with island doubles as a personal dressing room.
Unsurprisingly, the bathrooms in the Minnesota home are similar to a five-star hotel.
All nine of the mansion’s bathrooms are absolutely stunning. This bathroom boasts his and her sinks, and a large walk-in shower which can also serve as a steam room.
Every mansion needs a library with reading chairs.
No mansion would be complete without a library. Tall built-in bookcases are lined with novels, encyclopedias, and decor. Grab a book and sit in the comfy antique armchair.
If you’d rather socialize and entertain, rather than relax, head downstairs to the media and billiard room.
On one end of the room, you’ll find a projector screen where guests can sit in leather chairs and enjoy a movie. The open room also features a poker table and billiard table for some fun wagering with friends.
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