Built in 1932, this solid brick and shingle Dutch colonial offers the charm of the 1920’s – high ceilings, big windows, and superior moldings throughout – and the sturdy brick construction associated with homes from the 1930s and pre-war 1940s.  Perched on a high point in the neighborhood, the home is flooded with exceptional natural light and will surprise you with character and quality throughout.

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MAIN LEVEL – Upon your first step into the wide and welcoming front hall you realize you are in a special home. The large living room has French doors to the garden, exceptional recessed lighting, and a wood-burning fireplace.  The dining room features a wall of windows facing the garden and super-charming built-ins.  The cook’s kitchen is state of the art with high-end appliances and an adorable breakfast nook that can double as home office space. You will also find a powder room and coat closet on this floor.

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SECOND LEVEL – The second-floor landing has been lofted with skylights which creates an airy feel. The master bedroom features an en-suite bath and wonderful period built-ins.  Two more bedrooms with nice proportions and a new bath are also on this floor.

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Lower Level – At the base of the basement stairs, you’ll find a spacious laundry room with quality equipment.  Two additional large rooms have lots of potential uses: additional bedroom, home office, nanny space, gym, or a recreation/family room.  There is also a kitchenette on this level which adds to the flexibility of the space. 

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OUTDOORS – Not many homes offer so much usable outdoor space.  The oversized front terrace is the perfect spot for an evening drink or sunset watching from the western exposure.  The rear garden is beautifully landscaped with lovely perennials, blooming shrubs, and a stone patio that is just perfect for hanging out and grilling.  The oversized garage has alley access and allows easy loading and unloading and keeps your car out of the weather.