Abundant original detailsClassic spanish colonial detailsExcellent natural light throughoutDramatic wraparound staircaseStained glass accentsUnpainted hardwood doorsPaved side driveway access
Tucked on a tree-lined street in desirable Douglaston, this charming stucco Spanish Colonial Revival home offers timeless architecture and abundant original details that are rare to find today.
Step inside to formal living and dining rooms anchored by a wood-burning fireplace with brick facade, a sunroom/sitting room, built-ins, stained glass accents, and excellent natural light throughout. The kitchen opens directly to the backyard and flows beautifully with the rest of the first floor.
Upstairs you’ll find three bedrooms plus a bright sunroom/office/nursery, beautiful red oak hardwood floors, unpainted hardwood doors, and two full bathrooms (one with dual access). A dramatic wraparound staircase leads to the third floor, partially finished with hardwood floors and full-size windows, offering fantastic expansion potential.
The full unfinished basement includes a Weil-McLain boiler, AO Smith ProLine commercial-grade water heater, and laundry hookups. Outside, enjoy a fenced yard shaded by two very large mature oak trees, a garage, and paved side driveway access.
This is a true renovation project that rewards creativity. With strong original bones and classic Spanish Colonial details, 12 Carolina Road presents an outstanding opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind home in one of Queens’ most convenient neighborhoods.
Matterport Available Upon request.
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