This 1939 home was built by a neighborhood builder for himself so it has 50% more square feet than the average brick Tudor home in Mayfair. It has extra large rooms and many special touches like the large built-in cedar closet in the main hallway. The living room features a fireplace, vaulted ceiling with a beautiful chandelier and a cathedral window. The master suite has four built-in closets, private bath and a huge bedroom with windows on 2 sides and a door to a covered deck on the west side. Three bedrooms and two full baths on the first floor are complemented by two non-conforming bedrooms (easily fixed with egress windows) and bath in the basement. The basement also features a family room with fireplace, laundry room, two storage rooms and a huge workshop with lots of outlets for power tools. 14 windows make the basement rooms bright and pleasant for all activities. There are a total of 14 rooms in the house and 12 good sized closets. The house is set up in such a way that the 3rd bedroom on the first floor can be a den and the basement bedrooms can be offices or hobby rooms. The enormous attic is accessible via a pull-down stairway and has lighting and a partial floor for storing boxes. A new hail-resistant roof with extra attic ventilation and a transferable warranty was installed in May, 2020 and a new WiFi enabled garage door was installed in 2021. A new front porch was also constructed in 2021. The house features both restored antique and new modern lighting fixtures, most operated by dimmers. The front stairway goes directly to the basement and the back stairway has a landing for the back door to the yard. The landscape is low-maintenance and there is a sprinkler system. Five American Hornbeam trees with beautiful bark are in the front yard.
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