| 163 W. Van Buren, Eureka Springs, Arkansas |
| 479-253-0999 info@evelyncross.com |
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12 Lookout Circle, Eureka Springs, AR
| You'll enjoy living in this 4,600 sq. ft. colonial revival home on four acres overlooking Eureka Springs' Historic District. This beautiful five-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home features three levels of spectacular living space, a separate guest house, a large yard and a two-car detached garage. |
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| For more information, call Mark Mattmiller (479) 981-0513 E-mail: mark@evelyncross.com |
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| Across the hallway is a gourmet kitchen with copper punched cabinets, an island and two walls of windows. A breakfast nook and casual sitting area complete the kitchen. From the kitchen a short hallway with a half bath leads back to the front of the home and the formal dining room with hardwood floors and windows that look out onto the front porch and grounds. |
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| A banister staircase leads to the second floor with another large hallway that runs the length of the home and separates the four bedrooms. Three of the bedrooms have private baths and built-in closet spaces. The larger bedroom has a wonderful sunroom with built-in bookcases-- the perfect spot for reading. The third floor features a complete apartment with a spacious bedroom and full bath, sitting area, a secret playroom and a full kitchen. It's a great escape for out-of-town guests. |
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| If your guests prefer more privacy, they'll enjoy the guest house with 672 sq. feet of living space. The two-story cottage, built in 1902 as the original housekeeper's quarters, has a living room with a gas-log fireplace and a spacious bedroom on the main floor. A full kitchen and Jacuzzi bath are on the lower level. A wooden deck overlooks a wooded ravine, where deer often gather. A grand estate like no other in Eureka! $749,000 |
| Beautifully crafted Victorian double doors invite guests into the entry hall which runs down a central hallway with a fireplace, staircase, and pocket-door entryways into the main floor's living areas. To the left of the hallway is a "summer" parlor with hardwood floors, large windows and an arched doorway that leads to the back "winter parlor" centered around a handsome mirrored fireplace. |
