$375,000

Built in 1925 and restored top to bottom, this Brookside Craftsman bungalow keeps the soul of its era and the reliability of a new build. Restored original hardwoods run throughout, and glass knobs still grace every door. A new Craftsman-style bookshelf and doors fit right in with the original millwork. In the dining room, the built-in buffet now has a warm butcher block top, and a new electric fireplace makes the living space feel cozy. The kitchen is brand new, with all new appliances, and both full baths have been completely redone. Can lighting, ceiling fans, and patio doors with built-in blinds add everyday comfort. The big-ticket items are already done: new HVAC, plumbing, electrical (200 amps), roof, gutters, thermal windows, garage door and a concrete driveway. Fresh interior and exterior paint and new landscaping finish the job. Step outside and you’re a short stroll from Earl’s Premier, Disco Burger, McLain’s, Vita’s Place, Heirloom, Luca Bagels, and Wild Thyme. Astor Place has a calendar most neighborhoods only talk about: annual Wine Walks, quarterly porch orchestras, and other music events, all organized by the subdivision committee. A century of character, with none of the projects.