1313 W Broadway Blvd, Sedalia, MO 65301

Looking for a property you can put some sweat equity into? This breathtaking historic Sedalia home has a history as rich as this town. This home began as a two story with two bedrooms and one and half baths and a walk out basement. Throughout the years this home has undergone many changes and improvements by the three families that grew inside of its loving walls. The two original bedrooms upstairs became 4 to house the 3 Stauffagher girls along with a frequent best friend visitor, who eventually become the homes current owner. The kitchen in the back of the home later became a Master Ensuite, very rare for that time period. The walk out basement was eventually enclosed into a porch. A future addition was added for a formal dining room. As Dr. and Mrs. Stauffagher aged the home was transitioned with handicap rails and walk ways so that they could stay in the home and enjoy it in their last days. When the Turner family purchased the home a total redo was done of every room in the home. Fresh wallpaper and paint in every room along with new flooring. The basement was finished at the time to add more space for the teenage kids, also adding another bathroom. The previous dining room space was transformed in family room and the back porch was enclosed to be the new formal living room. The back yard has always had much beauty and flare. A great many parties have been had in that space over the years. Many special areas to read, relax or unwind with a great drink. However, be prepared for all of leaves of fall. Even though 15 trees were taken out 10 years ago with a great ice storm. The Turners just recently added a box garden. In the springtime you will find many blossoming tulips and daffodils all over the property and of course, they will line the front side walks of Broadway. This home boasts a rare Chinese tree in the front'.a Ging Gone Gooly with its unique fan shape leave that will all fall in one day when the cold weather approaches. This home has seen it all holidays, birthdays, graduations, weddings, life and death. It holds memories for many and not just those who were lucky enough to live in it. The Turner family is very sad to see it go but very excited to see what it holds for its future family.