114 East Third Street - Locust Street Historic District - Washington, MO - NRHP Historic Districts - Contributing Buildings on Waymarking.com

County of house: Franklin County
Location of house: E. 3rd St., 2nd house W. of Walnut St., south side, Washington
Built: 1907
Original Owner: John P. Neier
Current Estimated value: $138,468

61. 114 East Third Street, the John P. Neier House (1910), ca. 1907. A frame three bay I-house with a stone foundation and a central bay front porch. The porch has a hipped roof, square wooden posts, and scrollwork spandrels. It is early, but not original. The house has a standing seam metal roofing, asbestos siding and early or original 1/1 windows, [c]" ~ NRHP Nomination Form

"East Third Street is a major thoroughfare in Washington, running from Jefferson Street east almost to the city limits. Before World War II, Third Street between Jefferson and Boone Street (the original western boundary of the town of Bassora) was known as Seigel Ave. West of Jefferson Street, it was known as Third Street and east of Boone Street, it was Second Street. The western district boundary crosses East Third Street in the middle of the block between Jefferson Street and Market Street. Three blocks of East Third are included in the district boundary. However, no properties face East Third Street in the 300 block. Of the nine houses on East Third Street within the district boundaries, six are contributing buildings." ~ NRHP Nomination Form

Current Real Estate View:
"Do you want to live in the downtown area and be within walking distance to the shops, restaurants, banks, and the riverfront? This is it!! This adorable home is located just a couple blocks from the riverfront!! You will find a well kept 3 bedroom home offering a living room, family/sitting room, kitchen & main floor laundry. There is a detached garage for off street parking. Some period detail remains with the arched doorways. Zoned HVAC! Newer flooring and Paint Throughout! Updated kitchen and bathrooms! Truly a must see!!" ~ zillow