The original staircase is the first thing you see — refinished, not replaced. Historic pocket doors that close off the front rooms when you want them closed. Beautifully tiled fireplaces. Refinished hardwood in every room.
Then the part you don’t see. New roof. New 200-amp panel. New plumbing. Two new furnaces, two new AC units, a new
Beautiful 1906 brick in the Central West End.
The original staircase is the first thing you see — refinished, not replaced. Historic pocket doors that close off the front rooms when you want them closed. Beautifully tiled fireplaces. Refinished hardwood in every room.
Then the part you don’t see. New roof. New 200-amp panel. New plumbing. Two new furnaces, two new AC units, a new water heater. A new kitchen down to the last appliance, ready for a real dinner or a long Saturday morning.
Five bedrooms and four baths across 2,885 square feet, with a bath on the first floor and laundry on the second — no hauling baskets down three flights. Light pours into the primary bedroom. The third floor is a real level of its own — two more bedrooms and a full bath, quiet and separate from everything below.
Five bedrooms, four baths, and a 1906 house that’s already been brought up to date — a block from Bowood, a walk from Euclid.
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