High Victorian estate on Summit Avenue asks $1.95 million
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Photo by Corey Gaffer courtesy of Anderson Realty
This well-preserved High Victorian mansion with modern updates on St. Paul's Summit Avenue is now on the market.
- Listed for $1,950,000, it's located at 266 Summit Avenue and informally known as the Driscoll House, named after resident and Pioneer Press co-founder Frederick Driscoll.
Why we love it: The 1884 estate has kept its original charm and layout, including the old oak library and green marble sunrooms, while adding luxe touches like a custom kitchen and sauna.
Layout: The 11,880-square-foot home has eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and a recently refinished attached garage with five stalls.
Interior features: Vaulted ceilings, renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, game room, primary bedroom with sauna and soaking tub, 10 fireplaces.
Exterior features: The estate sits on a half-acre lot overlooking the city and has a balcony, patio, and landscaped yard.
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All photos by Corey Gaffer courtesy of Anderson Realty.