1213 Bird Hannibal, MO 63401

Benton and Mary Coontz House; 1874. Contributing
"This two story, clapboard, Italianate house noted for the tall, narrow windows with crowned lintels, the shallow pitched hipped roof with wide eaves, and the bracketed bay window on the east The house has a flat roofed, wrap around porch that spans around the facade and back along the east elevation to meet the projecting two story hipped bay near the back.The facade is divided into three bays with 2x2 sashed windows on both levels of the middle and western bay.The east bay has two entry doors and a smaller window on the second floor, both more recent alterations, probably dating from the late 1940s.There is a photo of the house with its bracketed cornice and latticework arches on the porch printed in the Mirror of Hannibal p. 121"
Paint, drywall, wiring, plumbing, heating system, and the removal of the vinyl siding to expose the clapboard have been completed. This restoration project is awaiting a new owner.
4 beds 3 bathrooms