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This stately old house, built in 1909 by William Shagren, was originally built as his family dwelling for his dairy farm. The Shagren Belgian horses are a familiar site around Whatcom County and Washington State, and they had their beginnings on this homestead. Built in an Arts and Craft style, popular in this time period, the home was a well-known farmhouse in this area. Originally built without the convenience of bathrooms, one bedroom upstairs was converted to a large bathroom for the home in later years. Later, a closet on the main floor was converted to a 2nd bathroom. The home maintains it's historical feel with original, restored exterior doors, and most of the interior doors, trim, and hardware original to the home. The upper level has it's original fir floors. The back of the home was remodeled in later years to add a utility room, home office and garage to the dwelling. This home was in the Shagren family until the current homeowners purchased it in 1987.

$This stately old house, built in 1909 by William Shagren, was originally built as his family dwelling for his dairy farm. The Shagren Belgian horses are a familiar site around Whatcom County and Washington State, and they had their beginnings on this homestead. Built in an Arts and Craft style, popular in this time period, the home was a well-known farmhouse in this area. Originally built without the convenience of bathrooms, one bedroom upstairs was converted to a large bathroom for the home in later years. Later, a closet on the main floor was converted to a 2nd bathroom. The home maintains it\'s historical feel with original, restored exterior doors, and most of the interior doors, trim, and hardware original to the home. The upper level has it\'s original fir floors. The back of the home was remodeled in later years to add a utility room, home office and garage to the dwelling. This home was in the Shagren family until the current homeowners purchased it in 1987.$

$This foyer has been restored to it\'s original glory when William Shagren built this home for his family in 1909. Original doors, door plates and knobs, wood trim and the stairway reflect the Arts and Craft style so popular in the early 1900s. To the left, a bedroom is currently used as a library/craft room. Straight ahead, the stairway leads to the upper floor which features 3 large bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as a unique play room in the finished attic space. To the right, the parlor area accesses the rest of the home. The spacious foyer undoubtedly welcomed many guests in it\'s time, and has room for mingling, removing coats, hats, and boots and sets the tone for the rest of this inviting, early 1900\'s home.$

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$Lovely shades of iris blue make a statement in this restful master suite. A complete redo of this room has just been completed. The spacious room features a large window that enjoys morning sunshine. Craftsman style woodwork wraps the room and the window, retaining the early 1900\'s feel. The owners report that most of the doors and wood work are original including door plates and knobs.$

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$This family room, accessed from the kitchen, was originally an enormous root cellar/fruit room for food storage. When renovated by the current homeowners, they uncovered 8-10\$

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$This home is the original farmhouse for a dairy farm located here at the turn of the century. Now bordering Homestead\'s golf course, the property is now in the city limits of Lynden. With over 1000 tulip bulbs planted, this yard is in full bloom for it\'s May debut! A meticulously tended yard, meandering walks, a bricked patio, fire pit, arbored pond, and privacy screens of emerald greens combine to showcase this home to it\'s fullest potential.$