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historic lake park Located in the desirable Lake Park district, this remarkable historic red brick, English Arts & Crafts home was built in 1912 by architects Brust, Philipp & Heimerl designed for William Luick, a leading Midwest dairy producer and the inventor of brick ice cream. The house was the first residence in Wisconsin to have an electric Kelvinator refrigerator, and had a ceiling mounted car wash system in the garage and an in house central vacuum system. Recently restored and renovated, the owners have maintained its historic relevance while upgrading the house to a 21st century lifestyle. Features include refinished hardwood and quarry tile floors, leaded glass windows, a porte cochere, a second side front entrance with a sitting porch, two fireplaces, a three-car garage, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a spacious master suite, a large living room, formal dining room, a family room with decorative plaster vaulted ceiling, and a recreation room and full basement. HVAC, plumbing and wiring have been upgraded along with full house high tech access including two Wi-Fi zones. Continued on page 22 April 2014
Home suggested by Lori and Doug Larson. www.Larson-Team-Realtors.com
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