Description
Step through the covered front porch of this beautifully reimagined 1923 home and discover a rare combination: century-old craftsmanship layered with a true top-to-bottom renovation — new roof, siding, plumbing, tankless water heater, spray-foam insulation, and a fully encapsulated crawlspace, so nothing was left untouched. Wide-plank wood floors, French doors, and pocket doors carry the home's original character into a light-filled, open layout built for how people actually live today. At the heart of the home, a chef-caliber kitchen anchors the main level — custom cabinetry, marble surfaces, an oversized island, gas range, double ovens, and a beverage refrigerator make it as functional as it is beautiful, opening onto a spacious dining room and sun-filled breakfast area. A gracious living room and adjoining family room share a striking see-through fireplace, while a separate sitting room gives the main floor even more room to spread out. A full bath and a generous walk-in closet complete the first floor. Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat — a 23-foot-long bedroom, a walk-in closet, and a spa-style primary bath with a garden tub. Two additional bedrooms (one with its own fireplace), a second full bath, and a dedicated laundry room round out the second level. Since purchase, the old gravel driveway gave way to a major upgrade that's genuinely hard to find on a home this age: a detached, 720-square-foot two-car-plus garage in the backyard, wired with electricity and with room for a full workshop — with its own private access from the street behind the home. Extra storage, hobby space, studio potential, or simply parking that never competes with the house. Outside, a huge deck, a wraparound porch, and a partially fenced, private yard make the most of the level 0.15-acre lot. A full basement with exterior entry adds even more storage or workshop potential. Natural gas heat with radiant floor warmth, central air, insulated windows, and a security system round
