300 W 7th Street

Step into a piece of North Manchester history with the iconic Journey’s End, also known as the Peabody Mansion. Designed in 1932 by renowned Fort Wayne architect Charles R. Weatherhogg, this remarkable three-story Cotswold Tudor Gothic Revival estate is a rare opportunity to own one of the area's architectural treasures. Nestled on more than three picturesque acres adorned with mature trees, the property showcases timeless craftsmanship, stunning architectural details, and a rich legacy that has endured for nearly a century. Offering over 7,000 square feet of finished living space, the home features six spacious bedrooms, five full baths, and countless historic elements that have been carefully preserved. Large portions of the residence remain true to the original design, reflecting the character and elegance envisioned by Weatherhogg. A striking slate roof, detached carriage house, and breathtaking grounds further enhance the estate's appeal. With only two families having called this home their own in nearly 100 years, Journey’s End presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of architectural history while becoming part of its enduring story.

Take N Maple Street to 7th Street and turn right.