Custom-Built Modern Farmhouse Listing In Minnesota Will Blow Your Mind
Minnesota has many unique homes that hit the market each year, but this one may take the cake for its unique and cool curb appeal.
However, the cool features don't stop with how this custom-built modern farmhouse looks from the outside.
Once you walk through the silo door, you're treated to a wide variety of industrial farmhouse-inspired touches and modern amenities.
Take a look through this new Cloquet listing and see it all for yourself.
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Custom-Built Modern Farmhouse Listing In Minnesota Will Blow Your Mind
The Northland has its fair of terrific homes that hit the market. They could be properties rich in history, lakefront properties, homes that offer tremendous views, the list goes on and on.
However, a 2015 custom-built modern farmhouse that recently went on the market in Cloquet may be the most stand-out home you'll see, but not just because of how it looks from the outside.
The 5,461-square-foot home sits on a 9-acre lot with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths and you'll likely do a double take when you drive by and want to look inside.
That would be a good idea because once you open the silo door there are a lot of cool things inside, including:
- A show-stopping epoxy floor that encompasses over 8000 pennies
- An expansive great room that boasts a wall of windows, allowing an unbelievable amount of natural light to flood this room
- A chef-inspired kitchen featuring a hand-hammered copper farmhouse sink, slate tile floors, custom lighting, an island with storage, concrete countertops, custom cabinetry, and built-ins.
- A primary bedroom with a very cool, industrial farmhouse-inspired bathroom with a jetted tub and separate shower. It also has access to a private patio.
- A unique space on the third floor of the silo could make a perfect art studio, office, music room, or library.
- A heated 36x28 3-car attached garage
- Custom staircases, ailings, and throughout
- A heated 36x28 3-car attached garage
Those are just a few highlights, you see it all for yourself below. The home, located at 4213 Van Gassler Road in Cloquet, went on the market in August for $899,900.
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Duluth is filled with historic properties and another chance to own one recently arrived. Anyone in Duluth who talked about "that pretty stone cottage" was likely referring to the cottage that sits at 1600 Vermilion Road.
Renowned architect Fredrick German designed this historic property and it was once a carriage house for the neighboring mansion, which was built for lumber baron John Millen in 1912. Although it has been remodeled or refurbished for today's lifestyle, it retains much of its original character.
The iconic landmark features a majestic stone arch that welcomes you and all guests. Once inside the 1,900-square-foot cottage, there's a surprisingly open-concept floor plan on the main level. They've truly maximized this space, which features a primary suite, an ensuite, and even a unique lofted level.
The craftsmanship is from a bygone era, with stone walls so thick, you hear no sounds from the outside. While the cottage features a smaller footprint, it's certainly a case of quality of quantity and the new owner will find it a perfect fit.
It originally went on the market in July 2023. It was removed from the market in August 2023, but on March 5, 2024, it was once again listed for sale for $825,500, after owners added an additional lot.
On May 14, 2024, the property was officially sold, and the new owners got a bit of a deal.
Take another look through the historic property, which features 2 bedrooms and 3 baths and you'll also see the final sale price with the final photo.
Gallery Credit: David Drew
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