Steeped in history and full of timeless character, this solid all-brick home was one of the first residences built on E. Wilman Ct in 1919 by Lance and Frederika Hill. Mr. Hill was a pharmacist, chemist, and President of Inland Oil, while Mrs. Hill’s Normandy ancestry inspired the home’s distinctive French château-style architecture. Inside, you’ll find incredible craftsmanship and charm throughout, including round-arch doorways, solid oak doors, beautiful hardwood flooring, charming built-ins, and generously sized rooms. The main level features a spacious living room that opens onto the back porch, a large dining room, an inviting kitchen with new appliances, a half bath, and SO MUCH LIGHT. The best part of this home is that it offers an impressive amount of space while still feeling warm and inviting. Upstairs features three spacious bedrooms and a full bathroom. Be sure to notice the hand-painted artwork on one of the bedroom doors, created by Mrs. Hill herself... a special piece of the home’s history still preserved today. Major updates have already been completed, including dual HVAC systems (separate units for the main level and upstairs), updated PEX plumbing, electrical improvements, newer roof and gutters, updated lighting, appliances, sump pump, and recently trimmed trees. Located on one of Emporia’s most beloved hidden streets, this home offers easy access to Champions Landing, downtown Emporia, and Emporia State University. A rare opportunity to own a truly special historic property.