Some historic houses preserve their past in subtle details; others reveal it in nearly every room.
Known as the John Dobler House, this striking brick Victorian in Saint Joseph, Missouri, is a remarkable example of early-20th-century craftsmanship, with original materials and architectural features that give the residence a distinctive identity.
1714 Faraon St, Saint Joseph, MO 64501 | Offered at $199,900
4 Bedrooms | 1 Full Bathroom | 2 Half Bathrooms | 3,164 Sq Ft | Built in 1902 | 0.17 Acres
Built in 1902, the two-story home offers more than 3,100 square feet of living space, where original hardwood floors and beautifully preserved woodwork provide warmth and continuity throughout the interiors.
Leaded and beveled hand-cut glass windows bring intricate patterns of light into the house, while three stained-glass transition windows add color and artistry to the spaces between rooms.
One particularly appealing detail is the beautiful pocket door—a practical, elegant feature that recalls a time when interior doors were crafted to complement the architecture rather than simply divide rooms.
Three fireplaces, including two on the main floor and another in the primary bedroom, offer traditional focal points and a glimpse into the way historic homes were designed for warmth and gathering.
The generous floor plan includes four bedrooms, a living room, dining room, and kitchen, providing room to entertain, work, or create spaces suited to modern life.
Outside, a fenced yard offers a private outdoor retreat, while the detached two-car garage adds useful storage and parking. A full basement with workshop space provides further room for projects and practical storage.
Offered at $199,900, the John Dobler House presents an opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Saint Joseph’s architectural heritage—a home where stained glass, handcrafted woodwork, and original details tell a story that deserves to continue.
Listed by: Tammy RIVERA 816-341-3669, BHHS Stein & Summers Real Estate