Historic Home in Muskegon Could Be Yours For Less Than $1 Million

Have you ever wanted to own a piece of history? Well, you now have your chance with this historic home in Muskegon that just hit the market.

The best part? It could be yours for less than $1 million.

Historic Hovey House in Muskegon Now For Sale

Muskegon's Hovey House is hard to miss - the beautiful Queen Anne Victorian home stands tall and proud on Houston Ave., not too far from Hackley Park.

The home has stood on Houston Ave. since it was built back in 1889 for lumber baron Horatio N. Hovey. It hasn't always been just a home, though. In fact, while it currently has a large residential apartment, it also contains ten professional office spaces. While the home was originally built for Hovey and his family, they only lived there until 1903, when they relocated to the Detroit area.

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According to a release from Medendorp Real Estate Group, it has also been used as a home for delinquent boys, a restaurant, a dress shop, and a tea room over the years.

Architecturally, this place is breathtaking. It has that amazing rounded tower that we associate with a Queen Anne home, with a porch that wraps around it, and a very distinct red/orange roof.

Inside, there are a ton of small details that make this home special, including truly impressive woodwork, original pocket doors, and a huge main staircase.

According to the listing, with all of the rentable spaces within the home, you could earn nearly $100,000 each year from rent.

Take a Virtual Tour Inside Muskegon's Iconic Hovey House

Let's take a look inside the historic Hovey House.