This Newburgh Home was Built in 1850 and has TWO Kitchens

Sitting in beautiful historic downtown Newburgh is a house that recently hit the market, but it really stood out to me because it was built in 1850! Now I don't know what the oldest homes are around the Tri-State, but I'd think 1850 would be among some of the older ones, and you can own it since it's currently on the market!

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This house on the market is the Kuebler's Garden house, and when I did a little googling on it, I found some really interesting history. The Warrick County Standard published an article in 2016 all about the history of this home, and it's really interesting!  I really recommend reading the full article because of how interesting it is, which you can read here. But John Kuebler who built this home was a tanner by trade and bought this property to open his own tannery on the lower part of it. He employed over 40 men, and even owned a leather store in Evansville. How cool is that?!  He also later added formal gardens and vineyards and would make his own wine out of the grapes he grew. I mean talk about a jack of all trades!

The property is now for sale and if you've ever wanted to own a historic home, this may be the one for you.  It has 6 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a kitchen, a butler's pantry (basically a whole second kitchen), and is about 5,800 square feet. It's currently listed on ERA's website for $749,900. Unfortunately, that's a tad out of my price range, but it may be in the budget for you!