2617 E 3rd St

Description of 2617 E 3rd St, Duluth, MN 55812 - $1,350,000

Welcome to the timeless elegance of the A.G. Thomson House. Originally built in 1909 for William Ryerson and designed by acclaimed Minneapolis architect Edwin Hewitt. The Inn is named for its second owner, Adam G Thomson who purchased the home in 1918 and added a 2-story addition and the 2-story carriage house. A number of prominent Duluth families have owned this home over the past century. Enter through the exquisite foyer and be greeted by the fashionable grand staircase. To the left you will find the stylish living room with plenty of sitting space for entertaining and a tasteful marble fireplace. The adjoining sunroom is sure to bring a smile to your face with its abundance of natural light and happy colors throughout. The main level is complete with the sizeable dining space, half bath, huge butler’s pantry, the office, and the chefs delight kitchen offering two dishwashers, two ovens, and a large fridge. As you walk up to the second level you will find 4 master suites, each with its own unique flare bringing a modern twist on historic Duluth. Every bedroom features a full private bath, tons of natural light, individual heating and cooling, and gas fireplace. The third level provides the perfect bonus apartment space, with two bedrooms, a full kitchen, living room, two fireplaces, private balcony, and a private bath. The opportunities are endless for this space. The lower level features an additional studio style apartment with fireplace, full kitchen, full bath, and huge walk in closet. Never worry about having enough space for guests with the beautiful carriage home featuring 3 private bedrooms. The main level bedroom gives you over 500 sq ft with a Murphy Bed to provide bonus office space when needed, living room, kitchen, bathroom w/ roll in shower, and private deck. The upper level of the carriage house gives you two additional bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, fireplace, and tons of charm. This beautiful one of a kind home has so much character and history to offer.