Randy & Mary Zimmermann

A brown, two-story Tudor-style house with a steep roof, large front porch, and stone foundation, partially obscured by trees and surrounded by grass.

2531 E 1st St

This craftsman style home was built in 1909 by a lumber baron and it shows, the beamed ceiling in the living and the massive cornice brackets make this shingle style home a beauty. Please don’t miss the secret garden on the west side of the home. This home was built with a fantastic view of Lake Superior and in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods of the time.

Property Details



A craftsman-style house with stone pillars, a large front porch, hanging flower baskets, and an American flag displayed near the entrance on a sunny day.
1911 ✦ Peter M. Olsen

Hubert and Nellie Moore House

1905 E. 5th Street

A two-story Craftsman-style house with yellow siding, green shingles on the upper level, a covered front porch, and large windows, surrounded by leafless trees.
1910 ✦ William A. Hunt

Edward & Anetta Forsyth Residence

2111 E. 3rd St.

A two-story brown brick house with dark trim, decorative blue accents, and a wide front porch with steps leading up to a wooden railing. The house has a hip roof with a chimney and multiple rectangular windows.
1910 ✦ Edwin S. Radcliffe, Vernon Price

George & Irene Fay Residence

2032 E. Superior St.