Lambert House, Estate of the Day

Today's home in St. Louis, Missouri is a vintage treasure. The home was designed by architect George W. Hellmuth and constructed in 1902. It was commissioned by aviation pioneer Albert Bond Lambert, one of the financial backers of Charles Lindbergh's historic transatlantic flight. The home has 23 rooms with six bedrooms and has been lovingly updated without losing the vintage charm. The home has been restored with historically correct wood paneling, replacement windows, ceiling fixtures and art glass windows. You don't get much land here, just a small garden but for $3 million for a historical mansion you can't have everything.






































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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
zzoeyy Jun 11th 2008 2:56PM
Wow nice. You could do a lot to decorate this house.
T. Leeflang Jun 11th 2008 3:19PM
That kitchen hits such a sour note in an otherwise lovely house.