209 N Chauncey Street

OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1/5 1:00 - 3:00 The opportunity to own a true piece of Columbia City history is now available - The Hooper House. Offered for sale is this truly historical home known locally as the Hooper House. Originally built and resided in by Adams Young Hooper, a famed local lawyer, schoolteacher, postmaster, state representative, and county auditor. The Hooper House is a Greek Revival-style home on the corner of North Chauncey and Jefferson Street. It was built in 1855 and being quite possibly one of the first houses in the city to be built of brick! Located just steps from your downtown restaurants and shopping, the Hooper House is a two-story brick home with 2,039 square feet with historical provenance, extensive renovation and downtown convenience. Having undergone extensive renovations, this home now features an open floor plan with a gourmet quality kitchen, dining area, family room, a half bath and a primary bedroom with an en suite full bathroom. The second floor contains three bedrooms and one full bath. Recent renovations include all new electrical, HVAC, water heater, insulation, drywall, doors, flooring along with all new bathrooms and kitchen (with new appliances). See the Listing Documents for additional historical details. Listing agent can provide additional information in regard to historical designation and future renovation requirements, including the process for construction of a garage. PHH does hold a right of first refusal to purchase the property in the future.

State Road 30 to State Road 9/N. Main Street, South to E Jefferson, turn right onto E Jefferson Street, to N Chauncy Street.