This charming home has been carefully updated while keeping its original character. The home features original oak flooring that has been sanded, sealed, and protected with new carpet and Pergo Gold overlays. Both bathrooms, the kitchen, and the laundry room have durable tile flooring installed over a Schluter waterproof underlayment system for added protection. Over the years, the major systems of the home have been modernized. Updates include a new driveway (2010), a professionally installed garage door (2010), a new roof and seamless gutters (~2009), a new furnace and air conditioning system (~2012), and a new water heater (2015). All iron waste pipes were replaced with PVC, and both bathrooms were fully refinished with copper plumbing, new fixtures, fresh tile,
and vent fans. The interior has been thoughtfully refreshed. All walls and ceilings were repaired, primed, and painted. The wood cabinets were degreased, sanded to bare wood, stained, and sealed. Additional trim was added along the basement stairs and rec room. New interior doors were installed throughout the home, except for the closets. The exterior has also seen significant improvements, including new cedar siding and trim (~2001), Champion windows installed in the original 1945 structure (~2004), and blown-in rock wool insulation added to the exterior walls and ceilings. The 1986 addition is insulated with fiberglass. Outside, the yard features a grey breeze gravel walkway, seeded grass with sprinklers in both the front and back, a planted berm, and decorative stones around the tree. A garden shed with alley access was added around 2010. With R-1-C zoning and alley access future possibilities could include the possibility of an ADU above a detached garage. This flexibility creates opportunities for passive income, a private work studio, or additional living space -- an appealing option for those thinking long-term and creatively.
