Bollenbeck House: Five Bedroom House

The Bollenbeck House is a beautiful brick colonial with a spiral stairway, screened-in porch, dining room and a small yard with a garden area. The living room is very large with high ceilings, hardwood floors and lots of windows. The dining room has French doors, a build-in china cabinet, wood floors, ceiling fan and two big windows. The kitchen has all of the standard appliances, plus an extra refrigerator and dishwasher. The main bathroom has been completely remodeled and all of the bedrooms are large enough for two, so there is enough room for five to nine residents. Cats are allowed.

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» 5 bedroom/2 bathroom - square footage and floorplan coming soon!

The house is located at 104 West Gorham Street on the corner of North Carroll Street, just three blocks from State Street. You'll be right at the edge of the UW campus, and within walking distance of the Capitol Square. Just out the door, you'll enjoy all downtown Madison has to offer, including the unique shops, museums, restaurants and theaters.

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History of the building: This graceful red brick Federal Revival style house was designed by architect Ferdinand Kronenberg's and built in 1922 for William G. Schumaker, his sister Amelia and her husband Joseph Bollenbeck. Both men were in the shoe business and Mr. Bollenbeck also worked as a wholesale cigar dealer. The house remained in the family until about 1996.