FULLY RESTORED historic home located in the Gold Coast Historic District! Here is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Omaha history that has been beautifully restored using period appropriate elements that hearken to the era of the home but with modern amenities for you to enjoy. Designed and built in 1915 by prominent architect, F.A. Henninger, this home was owned by the Carl A. Swanson family, the original owners of todays Swanson Foods Company. The home proudly boasts over 4200 square feet, 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. It has completely new electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. All new, state of the art kitchen, period appropriate bathrooms, two living spaces with fireplaces, sunroom, dining room, finished attic and basement spaces, original refinished hardwood floors, and Craftsman style woodwork and trim throughout. Exterior features include the original, restored clay tile roof with concealed copper gutters, extensive exterior wood and stone detailing in the Craftsman/Prairie style, detached two car garage with electrical, and a large, oversized city lot. This home has lovely views overlooking the Joslyn Castle and Cornerstone Mansion, is a two block walk to the popular Blackstone District, has easy access to schools, parks, downtown, UNMC and the freeway. Don?t miss an opportunity to own this beautifully restored historic home! Offered at $612,000. Buyers agents welcome. Contact for a showing at 402-612-1400!MoreWhat I Love About The HomeHISTORY OF THE FAMILY AND HOME: The Carl A. Swanson Home, built in 1915. In 1899, Carl Swanson became a partner with John O. Jerpe in a small wholesale company. Jerpe Commission Company purchased eggs and cream from local farmers which they processed and sold. In 1905, Swanson bought the company from Jerpe under a partnership with John Hjerpe and Frank Ellison. They operated a commission business hauling eggs, milk and poultry they bought from local farmers and selling them to the grocery stores and hotels in Omaha, Nebraska. Upon his partners' death, Swanson became sole owner of the company and renamed it Carl A. Swanson and Sons, a still in operation national food production company, Swanson Foods. The home originally belonged to Wilh. Judernatz, and the Swanson family then purchased the home and lived here from 1920-1950, Upon the death of Carl Swanson, the home was sold multiple times, eventually being converted to five apartments and all original details stripped out. In January of 2017, the home was purchased by Urban Restorative, an interior architectural design firm that specializes in historic home restorations, and has been lovingly restored it to its original single family glory and is now waiting for a new family to call it home!