
Take A 3D Tour Of A 99 Year Old Historic English Tudor Style Casper Home
What makes a home "historic"?
I actually took some time to learn if there really were rules to giving a home this label, or if it just means any house that's "old".
It turns out there ARE some generally understood rules to follow before calling a home historic.
The home needs to be at least 50 years old and it needs to be as close to the original architecture as possible.
If the owner wants a home to be considered a historic landmark there are a few more stipulations. For example, the home needs to be associated with a person or event of historic importance.
You can read more here...but based on what I read I feel comfortable saying that the charming 99-year-old English Tudor Style home I recently came across on Zillow IS historic.
It's located in Downtown Casper on Walnut Street and it has a ton of historic aspects to both the exterior and interior.
AND I was so excited when I saw that you can take a 3D tour of this particular home.
Take a look at some pictures of my favorite historical details in this home and then take the 3D tour.
Charming Casper Wyoming Home Has Tons Of Historic Features
Gallery Credit: Real Estate Leaders, Donna Martensen via Zillow.com
The backyard of this home looks like the perfect place to spend long summer nights, and I just love the charming quirkiness of the bedrooms.
If you'd like to take a 3D tour of this 3,000 sq ft home so you can see it all, just follow this link.
Casper, Wyoming Home Has Tons Of Outdoor Living Space
Gallery Credit: Lisa Burridge, Lisa Burridge & Associates Real Estate Zillow.com
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