505 8th Street S Fargo, ND 58103

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Situated on Historic 8th St and Fargo’s Hawthorne District, 505 8th Street South is one of Fargo’s marquee homes. Originally owned by the Norman Black family (Founder of The Fargo Forum) this home has been owned by just 4 families in 100+ years. Our family has enjoyed calling it home for the past 28 years. We’re ready now, to turn it over to new owners who can fill its spaces and maintain its relevance in Fargo’s most desirable historic neighborhood. Located just 1 block from Island Park and just 5 blocks from downtown, 505 8th St South is in one of Fargo’s most walkable areas. Hawthorne Elementary is just a 3-block walk too. Quiet, bikeable roads and riverside paths are just a few blocks away. Favorite features of this home include all of the original millwork and the radiant heating system that delivers heat when and where it’s needed. Original cast-iron radiators are hidden behind custom-build cabinetry and all tile or stone finishes have in-floor heating that keeps your toes warm all winter long. And, a unique master bath to soothe away your troubles. This 1917 Craftsman has been home to just four owners. It still holds many of its original detail and layout. Four bedrooms and two and a half baths with provisions for an additional ¾ bath. Two and a half stories with full basement; Over 7500sf of enclosed space. Many period details from the narrow-plank, quarter-sawn white oak floors, waxed and oiled, to the eucalyptus wood built-ins. Doors too, are eucalyptus and finished in the traditional shellac. A modern kitchen that provides ample space for preparing for and hosting gatherings. Double-oven, double dishwashers, two sink/prep areas and high-end appliance are included in the sale. This is a home for entertaining. Huge living and dining rooms to accommodate large groups. Smaller rooms and nooks for intimate gatherings. The food-prep space is large and well-appointed and serves perfectly when the party migrates into the kitchen. Modern work is b