700 Washington St, Canton, MO 63435

(For additional information please contact Mr. Ed Hardin 573-406-8069.) Beautiful historic home built in 1899 by the Parmelee brothers who built the last steam driven riverboat on the Mississippi River. The riverboat was called "The Interstate." (Shown in the pictures.) The interior of the home has been completely remodeled by a professional cabinet maker and custom home builder. The home has new wiring and plumbing, and is fully insulated. Nothing was over-looked!. The home has a double lot, new roof, outside workshop (Barn with underground electric service), custom built stone-faced fireplace, a large fenced-in dog resistant lot, a large professionally built deck designed to provide years of service, two side porches, a nicely landscaped lot with two gardens (herb and vegetable) and a Koi pond. The home has a large kitchen with a custom made tiled oak center island that includes a dishwasher, a wine rack, recipe book storage shelves, and a drop-down white oak table leaf (The center island seats four) and has loads of storage space. There is also an enormous amount of kitchen cabinet space. The cabinets were completely refurbished in the spring of 2017. There are two complete large baths (the one downstairs has a refurbished gold-leafed clawed tub with a shower. The bath was custom tiled with a professionally built large white oak linen cabinet and utility cabinet. The home contains a large master bedroom on the first floor and two other large upstairs bedrooms with lots of storage space, and pegged wooden flooring. The downstairs bathroom, kitchen, and mud/laundry room has tiled flooring. The master bedroom, dining room, living room, and downstairs and upstairs foyers have hardwood flooring. The home has two foyers, one large one downstairs and one smaller one upstairs. The large downstairs foyer has a piano, which will convey. (There is also a large separate storage room upstairs.) The home has all custom machined and built oak interior trim and many custom built oak cabinets throughout the home. This home has a ton of built-in storage space! The basement has a cement floor, which is uncommon in the downtown area of the city of Canton. The basement ceiling is fully insulated with R-19. (R-25 in the attic.) This is one of the few homes in downtown Canton that does NOT have a water problem in the basement. (The basement has a heavy duty custom installed slump pump just in case, which if needed pumps water far away from the home through a custom-engineered underground drainage system. The home is also a certified Monarch butterfly habitat. Besides herbs, the herb garden contains four types of native milkweeds to attract the butterflies. The herb garden contains a large variety of native flowering fora and four harvest-able grape varieties. Let discuss ENERGY EFFICIENCY! The total electric payments (includes all charges and taxes) for the last 24 months in which on-line data was available (5/27/2015 - 04/25/2017) was $1,731.84, or an average monthly TOTAL charge of $72.16 per month over the last 24 months. (See the picture of the report comparing this home to others in the community!) The total natural gas payments (includes all charges and taxes) for the last 17 months (12/31/2015 - 04/28/2017) in which on-line data was available was $596.39, or an average TOTAL charge of $35.08 per month over the last 17 months. Final Comments: The workmanship in the interior of the home is of first quality! "DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT'S COVER!" This is a well-maintained home that would make an ideal home for people who would have "pride of ownership" of an historic, well-maintained, and energy efficient home. Moreover, it would make a wonderful home for a incoming or current professor at Culver-Stockton College.