Recognized by the Wisconsin Historical Society, the Herman T. Lange Residence is a classic 1901 Queen Anne home with Colonial Revival influence located near downtown Eau Claire. This 5-bedroom, 4-bath home offers three finished levels above ground plus a full basement, combining historic character with functional living space. The home showcases many original architectural details including beautiful woodwork, pocket doors, stained and leaded glass windows, transom windows, and tall ceilings that reflect the craftsmanship of the early 1900s. Some of the woodwork has been carefully refurbished with the intention of maintaining the home’s historic character while allowing for everyday living. The third level has recently been finished into a spacious primary suite with an ensuite bathroom, adding additional living space while preserving the home’s historic feel. The home also offers abundant storage throughout and a full basement with taller ceilings that provides excellent space for a workshop, hobby area, or additional storage. Over time, updates have been made to electrical, water lines, windows, and mechanical systems. The home is served by a boiler heating system, and all exterior porches were rebuilt approximately three years ago. Situated on a generous lot with a fenced backyard and established front flowerbeds, the property offers space and charm in one of Eau Claire’s historic residential areas. Conveniently located near Mayo Clinic Health System, downtown Eau Claire, and the Chippewa River corridor with scenic walking trails, this home presents a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Eau Claire’s architectural history.
