John C. Sullenger House, Oakville

Named for John C. Sullenger, who purchased the land in 1865 and established the farmstead in the 1880s, the 2,800 square-foot Sullenger House is a handsome Queen Anne farmhouse, built around 1884.

Along with repainting the property fences and posts of the Nickel & Nickel Winery, Partners in Painting completely repainted the exterior of the John C. Sullenger House on the property.  a significant amount of interior touch-up work was also completed.  A periodic maintenance program is in place for this property.

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