Here’s your opportunity to own a stately home in the deeply rich history of the Park Hill neighborhood. This classic brick Tudor home built in 1933, but remodeled in 2018, is the perfect blend of historical charm and contemporary living. It maintains all of the magic and craftsmanship of a bygone era which includes stone archways, beautiful and unique textured plaster, quarter-sawn oak floors (1st & 2nd floors), build-ins, and gorgeous hammered-steel railings. There’s a primary suite with a walk-in closet that includes laundry and a large primary bath with a luxury decorative shower and soaking tub. A secondary suite with its own balcony and a bathroom meticulously renovated preserving its built-in vanity and Golem-Baukermik art deco tile from Germany. This stunning home has a backyard that offers a covered patio, hot tub (negotiable), fountain, more mature trees, and a winding path that, through an original brick archway, leads to a private side yard with more mature trees and wrought iron fencing with brick columns. The brick facade of the Tudor home, a characteristic of this architectural style, adds to its timeless appeal. The living room features a fireplace, a common focal point in Tudor homes, creating a cozy ambiance. The kitchen has been remodeled to incorporate modern appliances. The bathrooms offer a mix of comfort and vintage aesthetics. The bedrooms provide ample space, featuring hardwood floors, large windows, and built-in storage. The home lives indoor and outdoor with the dining room opening up to the back patio, perfect for hosting family gatherings and dinner parties. Living in Park Hill provides proximity to parks, schools, shops, restaurants, and cultural amenities
