Known as the Hopewell Clarke House; Built in 1915; The design style is Simplified Rectilinear which is a variation of the Prairie Style. Three architects worked on the project, including E.S. Childs of NYC, and prominent Minnesota architect Clarence H. Johnston. But it was the younger Peter J. Linhoff, who became the architect of record. He is responsible for building 18 beautiful homes along historic Summit Avenue. This glorious home has been owned and meticulously maintained by Hamline University since 2005 as the residence for the University President.

This historic and stately brick home boasts 3 finished levels, 5300 finished sq feet & features 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms in the main house. Stunning natural woodwork, hardwood floors, & Old World craftsmanship throughout. Formal dining room, living room, & two gorgeous study/office spaces allow for a wonderful work from home setting. Elegant and updated custom kitchen offers ample storage and informal dining. Everyone’s favorite space is the bright sunroom off of the dining room. The spacious living area on the main floor features ADA compliant Lift access from the back entrance to main floor & elevator access from lower level to 2nd floor. A robust 3 season porch walks out to the beautiful patio and well landscaped backyard. Idyllic for entertaining.

Large 88 x 230 private fenced in lot. Brick covered front porch. Brick & wrought iron fence along the front of property greets the walkers along the avenue. Electronic gate at front and manual at the alley provide secure & private access. Porte cochere on the West side of the house provides additional parking spaces close to the house.

The detached Carriage House has an oversized 2 car garage and a charming 1200 sq foot 2 story apartment. 2br/2 ba/kitchen and laundry/utility space in the lower level. Excellent rental income opportunity, Airbnb, nanny quarters, or guest house for your visitors.