140 S Sycamore Street, Campbellsburg, IN 47108

This beautifully restored Queen Anne blends 19th-century craftsmanship with modern updates. Originally built in 1858 by John T.C. Wilkins as a two-story farmhouse on Sycamore Street—the gateway into town—the property once included a barn, corner shoe repair shop, and several outbuildings. In the late 1890s, John’s son William transformed the home, expanding its footprint and adding eye-catching details from the mail-order pattern books of Tennessee architect George Barber. Horseshoe-shaped stained-glass windows, intricate spindled porch work, & a grand oak staircase remain signature features of this remarkable renovation. Recently rehabilitated from top to bottom by Indiana Landmarks, the residence offers 3 bedrooms & 2.5 baths. A new roof, rebuilt chimney, refreshed exterior trim and siding, and a striking new paint highlight the exterior. Inside, updates include a new kitchen, a stylish first-floor bath with tiled shower, a new main-floor HVAC system and water heater, refinished or … read more …