THE IMPOSING GALLOWAY HOUSE HAS BEEN A FIXTURE IN WEISER HISTORY SINCE ITS COMPLETION IN 1900. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary example of Queen Anne architecture has remained a landmark in Washington County since its completion. Entering the foyer from the oversized, covered front porch, the intricate, wood staircase leads you to the second level. The main floor portrays remnants from that golden age. Wood pocket doors provide privacy for the formal parlor, small family room, and large dining room. Additionally, you will find the office, entered through an immense 4' wide wooden door. The large kitchen, laundry room (butler's pantry), and full bath make up the remaining area of the first floor. You may access the second floor from the rear butler's staircase in addition to the main stairs. On that second level you will discover the 6 bedrooms, 2 with private bath facilities, and a 3rd full bath servicing the remaining bedrooms. Exquisite transom doors lead to each room. A final stairwell takes your journey to the third floor, an area of 1800 - 2000 square feet of virtually clear span, usable space to finish in your own fashion. The exterior grounds are masintained by an automatic sprinkler system hooked to an irrigation pump to keep your water costs to a minimum. A large storage shed and off-street parking allows more people to enjoy this magnificent home. This piece of Idaho history awaits your tour.

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