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Sisson’s Fancy,
staircase with acorn finial,
Victorian house
Are You Hooked on Houses? Another selling point for me would be the screened side porch overlooking the gardens and gazebo:
Has anyone seen the movie Leonie that was filmed here? Extensive use of oak and walnut woods throughout.”
It took me a minute to realize that this is the bathroom:
Pretty fabulous to have stained glass windows with a windowseat and that fireplace in your bathroom, huh? Hope to see you there! This beautifully restored Second Empire-style Victorian was built in 1877 and is known as “Sisson’s Fancy.” It’s on the market in Romeo, Michigan, and the listing says “It was the filming site for the movie Leonie.” Take a look…
The listing says, “Three floors of restored Victorian luxury. Although the style is different, the way this house was meticulously restored reminds me of the interiors of this painted Queen Anne cottage for sale in Texas. Loved that one! For more photos and information, check the listing and Old House Dreams. Want it? Click here for more information or fill out the form below to get on my list. Entryway features 24′ oak bannister with an acorn finial. P.S.
