What better way to learn about a home than from the seller in their own words? From the homeowner: What first sold us on the house was its character. It has that classic, early 1900s charm—the woodwork, the tall ceilings, and the layout that feels both cozy and open at the same time. The big windows let in so much natural light, and it gives the whole place a really comfortable, welcoming feel. The staircase immediately caught our attention. It’s such a unique feature, with a railing design we've never seen anywhere else. We also loved the yard—it’s larger than a lot of city lots, with mature oak trees that add beauty and shade. Being up on a bit of a hill gives the home extra privacy and makes it feel tucked away, even though you’re still close to everything. It’s the kind of home that feels warm and lived-in the moment you walk through the door. The modern conveniences help make it even more comfortable. Having central A/C in an older house is a huge bonus—hot summer days are no problem here. And the in-floor heating in the kitchen is perfect in the winter. The kitchen has high-end appliances, beautiful granite countertops, a farm sink, and a prep sink. There is also an instant hot water tap for easy coffee and tea. Upstairs laundry is a must for a busy household. We’re walking distance to Allianz Field, making game day easy, but it still stays quiet and peaceful. The neighborhood itself has a lot of character—tree-lined streets, vintage two-story homes, and a kind of timeless charm that makes it feel settled and welcoming. Now, from their Realtor... Updates include: refinished upstairs hardwood floors, new fixtures/lighting, new closet doors, ceiling fans, upstairs bathroom refresh, interior paint, outdoor fencing, Trex decking, patio upgrade, refreshed landscaping, and much more!
Listing courtesy of Colin Burkholder, Pemberton RE
