Welcome to the Edward Mahle House, a lovingly restored 1874 Italianate in the Dayton’s Bluff Historic District, tucked away on a dead-end street with views of the downtown Saint Paul skyline. Step through the double front doors to the original staircase, and into a light-filled living room with a bay window and an ornate fireplace. Fluted columns open to the formal dining room, with a cozy sitting room tucked just off to the side. The large kitchen overlooks the lush backyard, and a half bath and back staircase round out the main level. Upstairs, the primary bedroom spans the front of the home with a bay window, a walk-in closet, and an adjoining sitting room. A second generous bedroom and a full bathroom complete the level. Dark-stained woodwork with rosette corner blocks, hardwood floors, cast-iron radiators, and antique brass light fixtures carry throughout the home. The basement is unfinished and offers plenty of storage (& a wine cellar!). An extensive exterior restoration and interior renovation in the late 1990s earned the home recognition from the Saint Paul Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission. Notable updates include: freshly painted exterior (2026), attic insulation (2020), and Craftsman wood privacy fence (2020). Outside you’ll find a fully fenced backyard, a beautiful wraparound porch, and a native pollinator garden. Just blocks to Yoerg Brewery and a quick bike ride to downtown Saint Paul. A true piece of Saint Paul history.
