This picturesque 4-bedroom, 2-bath stucco house, built in the 1920s, is undeniably charming. Graced by two front porches with ornamental wrought-iron columns, it enjoys an inviting deck, a level, spacious backyard and a lovely garden.

Standout features include: an open-plan living and dining room with a wood-burning fireplace and a window-seated southern bay; renovated kitchen (outfitted with a peninsula, polished Blue Pearl granite countertops, wood cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances and a pantry closet); breakfast room with a west-facing wall of windows.

On the main floor, there is a guest bedroom with an en suite bathroom. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms (one with a skylighted cathedral ceiling) and a renovated hallway bathroom.

The unfinished walk-out basement includes a paneled storage room or playroom, new clothes washer and dryer, and a cedar closet. The house has a tankless hot-water heater and split-system air-conditioning.

The current owner has replaced kitchen appliances, replaced and upgraded electrical wiring and board , added top-grade insulation, and employed the highest possible drainage and anti-flooding measures in the basement.

Out back, the yard is attractively landscaped with high-quality synthetic grass – which benefits from reduced water costs, better drainage, minimized maintenance and high durability.

The property measures 50 by 95 feet and has a garden shed and 1-car private driveway.

Conveniently located for shops, schools and transportation to Manhattan.

Recently featured in The New York Times: www.nytimes.com/2023/02/16/realestate/housing-market-nyc.html

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