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Homes
in Midtown Stockton - North Sutter Street
 1230 N. Sutter Street |
This Queen Anne style home has a
steeped gabled roof with a
tall corbelled chimney and
boxed eaves. A second story
bay window faces the street,
and the angled porch has a
cone-shaped roof and neoclassic
columns. The front door is
multi paned with newer brick
railing and steps leading up
to the front porch. |
 1222 N. Sutter Street |
This
private residence is a prime
example of the popular late
1800's Queen Anne style. This one-story structure
has a gamblet roof with boxed eaves and a
vent. A gable with lights is over an angled
bay window, and flushboard siding covers the
walls. Wooden steps and railings lead to the
porch with turned posts and decorative trim,
while lush trees, bushes, shrubs, and other
foliage add to the beauty of this historic
site. |

1231 N. Sutter Street |
This
is a Craftsman style private
residence, constructed in 1905. It is a two-story
brick structure with a hipped roof. Its arched
windows have a diamond design in the upper
sashes. Concrete steps and rails lead tot
eh porch, which has a hipped cover. |
 1123 N. Sutter Street |
This one-story bungalow was constructed in 1909 as a private residence. It has a hipped roof with a gabled projection covering the porch. The gable has a bargeboard, brackets, and a vent. It is supported by turned posts. |
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