Own This Historic Brick House, Once Home To Owosso's First Mayor

This historic brick house was built in 1853. It used to belong to Judge Amos Gould, Owosso’s first mayor, who opened the first law office and bank in Owosso in this home.

Located on the corner of Washington and Oliver St., this property spans four city lots and offers versatile zoning.

Inside are nice wooden floors and trim with a picturesque covered front porch, and the roof and heating systems are all new.

Upstairs are two small apartments you can rent out or use for guests.

There’s also a big two-story barn, measuring 30′ x 27′.5″, for storage or whatever you need. It is complete with electricity and abundant storage space, offering endless possibilities for utilization or expansion.

The property includes three stoves, three refrigerators, and a washer and dryer, ensuring convenience and functionality for both residents and potential ventures.