252-252A E Huron St

252-252A E Huron St

Green Lake

Berlin

1880

1919

2002,2025

house

Cross Gabled

Aluminum/Vinyl Siding

No

This essentially gabled ell residence rises two stories and is covered with aluminum siding. The primary (north) façade is largely hidden by trees; however, a large, circa 1919, one story enclosed porch is visible along the west façade. Windows throughout the house appear to be aluminum, one-over-one-light replacements. Assessor's records indicate that this house was built in circa 1880 and then significantly remodeled in 1919. The first person identified as the owner of the structure was Knute Larsen; Knute worked for the Wisconsin Gas Company. He and his wife Amelia were responsible for the 1919 remodeling. Thereafter, the owner was Ella Metzig, who remained in the home into at least the 1940s. The current owner (2002), Carlmar properties, applied the aluminum siding to the home. 2025; This two-story Cross-Gable residence was constructed circa 1880. The T-shape footprint has replacement siding and a cross gable roof sheathed in asphalt shingles. Windows are predominately single and paired replacement aluminum one-over-one sashes. The front gable contains a three-part picture window at the first story. A one-story enclosed frame porch constructed in 1919 hosts the entrance and begins at the west gable junction and wraps the side. Battered porch piers and squared columns separate the banks of three-over-two windows. A secondary entrance is located on the east side. A one-story hip-roofed addition is present at the rear. East of the house is a one-story detached garage constructed circa 1955. It has a squared form, aluminum or vinyl siding that presents with a narrower gauge at the sides, a projecting front gable, and a large paneled sectional garage door.

Assessor's records.

Not Listed