Steeped in Beloit history and reimagined for modern living, this distinguished three-story Queen Anne Victorian was built in 1888 and formerly served as the residence of Lawrence E. Cunningham, Beloit’s first native-born mayor. This distinguished Victorian has undergone an extensive top-to-bottom renovation, inside and out. The essence of this home beautifully intertwines historic charm with modern luxury, preserving original woodwork, refinished antique hardware, and a Swarovski crystal chandelier while introducing a luxurious chef’s kitchen, beautifully appointed marble bathrooms, and thoughtfully updated systems throughout. Each room has its own unique character, with every detail carefully considered. Centrally located within the Bluff Street Historic District.