215 Pine St W Stillwater, MN 55082

An iconic Stillwater offering rich in history and architectural distinction, this captivating Queen Anne Victorian-historically associated with original owners Joseph and Anna Eichten-is prominently situated on an exceptionally rare double lot in the heart of the city. Its dramatic turret, ornate gables, intricate sunburst detailing and sweeping wraparound porch create an unforgettable presence that simply cannot be duplicated. A pair of stately lions-traditional symbols of strength and protection-stand guard at the entrance, providing a fitting welcome to this remarkable home. Enjoy views of the Historic Washington County Courthouse and peekaboo views of the St. Croix River, all within a short walk of the Stillwater Farmers Market and downtown's celebrated shops, restaurants and riverfront. Numerous, recent improvements thoughtfully elevate the home while honoring its historic character. The beautifully reimagined kitchen showcases Cambria countertops and backsplash, new cabinet fronts, professionally painted cabinetry, a new range hood and Brizo faucet. Additional enhancements include updated electrical, a radon mitigation system, a new roof in 2023, renewed landscaping, updated lighting, a recently painted exterior and a sophisticated, neutral color palette throughout the main level, complemented by designer wallpaper in the formal dining room. Exceptionally large windows bathe the interiors in natural light, showcasing the craftsmanship and distinctive details of a bygone era. Numerous flexible living spaces offer the freedom to create rooms tailored to your lifestyle, while the office features a built-in desk with an original inkwell-a rare and fascinating connection to the home's past. Four bedrooms and an updated bathroom are located upstairs, and the unfinished walk-up attic presents exceptional potential for additional finished space. Timeless, distinguished and truly irreplaceable, this extraordinary property and its rare double-lot setting offer the privilege of owning an iconic piece of Stillwater history.