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Known as the Rouse/Sattler House, the stately 3,068-square-foot, Victorian-style home is a Lansing landmark.

Built in 1886, the two-story, red-brick building was home to one of Lansing’s founding families, John Rouse and Catherine (Sattler) Rouse. The home was renovated in 1997 and features well-preserved original woodwork, stained glass windows and light fixtures, with recently refinished hardwood floors underfoot.

With 10 private offices, a conference room, three restrooms and a kitchenette, the historic home makes impressive professional office space.