524 W Jackson Street

Description

Let the excitement begin when you see how wonderful this majestic Victorian home truly is. Breathtaking are the views when you pass through this well maintained home. Listed on the National Registry of Historic places and is a Local Landmark located in the West End Historic District of Muncie. The Cammack House built in 1884 offers you a chance to own a piece of Muncie History. Built by David Cammack founder of Cammack Station Indiana, and former PostMaster of Muncie. The home is a three story, true Victorian. Two floors of living space. Three parlors, large dining room, kitchen and entry way on main floor with half bath. Four bedrooms and full bath on second floor. Third floor with 3 additional bedrooms, kitchen and bath. Storage space galore with large closets and 2 pantries. Appliances include, stainless refrigerator, up right freezer, dishwasher, gas range, wine chiller, washer & dryer with pedestals. Water filtration system. 2 new gas furnaces and central air conditioners. ADT alarm system included if buyer wants to take over the contract. Water softener leased. Gold pier mirror on first floor and large Gold mirror on second floor remain with the house. Newly painted exterior. Central Business zoned-Permitted uses: Single unit, 2 unit, & multiple unit dwellings as regulated in R-5;government buildings; churches & charitable institutions; railroad easement; schools; child care centers; business & professional offices; credit bureaus; political, union, real estate & insurance offices; drug & food stores; bakeries; restaurants; drive-in restaurants; cafes, lunchrooms, bars, taverns, dance halls, billiard parlors, liquor stores, retail stores & shops, stores for clothing, art & music shops supplies, jewelry, sporting goods, pets, souvenirs, pottery, flowers &cameras, Art & music centers ,photo studios, art galleries, theatres, pawnshops, auto equipment stores, auto repair, auto sales & show rooms, gas stations, car washes, laundries, dry cleaning, barber shops, beauty parlors, banks, lending institutions, building & loan institutions, health centers, hotels, motels, boarding houses, rooming houses, fraternities & sororities, fraternal, philanthropic, civic & service organizations, high-rise apartment buildings, mortuaries, travel services, license bureaus, transportation terminals, communication centers, radio & TV stations (& towers), newspapers, publishing establishments, printing shops, department stores, hardware stores, furniture stores