Arts and Crafts Period Gem: Dundee/Elmwood Park/Evanston

This classic, prairie-style stucco home was build in the 1916-1918 era, and is an easily recognizable Omaha landmark filled with art-and-crafts period design motifs. The home sits on two lots, 145'w x 143d', The house and lot 1, 95' ($599K) might be separated from the adjoining 50 foot building lot ($175K). Prominent features of the home include: lots of original woodwork including quarter-sawn oak floors and French style doors; a large central living room with attached inglenook (with fireplace); glassed-in sunroom with arched windows; formal dining room; completely remodeled, modern kitchen with stainless appliances and new countertops (2002); classic butlers pantry; 1st floor office; new asphalt roof and gutters (2001); mostly copper plumbing (2004); cedar deck (2004); bathrooms updated (2004-2006); oak floors sanded and refinished (2000-2002); new combination storms and screens (2002); two new AC units (2005-2006); two gas furnaces, one for second floor heating (2007) and 97.7% efficient HVAC (floors B-1, 2009); gas fireplace in basement; large, fenced double-lot, 0.47 acres, with many trees; a detached, double garage with attic; five bedrooms, master suit with sitting room and bathroom (heated, fossil tiled floor; bidet; whirlpool tub; his and her sinks; steam shower); servants bedroom suite and two 13 X 15 bedrooms; a classic, pre-A/C sleeping porch or dorm; a large 3rd floor bed room; two full bathrooms and two half baths; large finished basement family room with wet bar and attached weight room and half bath; large utility room and workshop; wine cellar/storage room; and laundry room with washer and dryer (2005). The homes five entrances include: front porch/atrium; tiled side porch; rear atrium; basement storm cellar entry; and side proch/deck. The fully fenced-in back yard is a leafy, shady place to relax, with a garden, fire pit and a large deck with covered eating area.