For details and more pictures, call listing Agent: Sally Potts at 5742336141 or http://cressyeverett.com/201429404 Ten minutes to Notre Dame, this lovingly cared for Italian Renaissance, all brick, two story home, is in the popular East Wayne Street local historic district. Tree lined streets and sidewalks. From the vestibule to the sunroom, this home's detail is stunning! Arched doorways, incredibly detailed fireplace, three sets of Exterior French doors, yet a completely remodeled kitchen, with natural soap stone counter tops, stainless steel appliances and outstanding detail. Hardwood floors throughout, even under the bedroom carpet. 9' ceilings and 7" baseboards and beautiful interior doors with original glass knobs. Central air. Three bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Master bathroom is also an enormous dressing room with a massive shower. Tons of closets. Lovely and private fenced backyard with charming patio areas for entertaining or serenity. Two stall garage. This home is a perfect example of 1920s suburban development & reflects prosperous years just prior to the Great Depression. Prominent industrialists resided in this neighborhood, like Ida Studebaker, John Birdsell, Clement StudebakerJr, and Vincent Bendix. Leslie Whitcomb & Fred Keller's Sunnymede Addition was platted in 1925. It was built to attract professionals to a part of the city which had already become an exclusive area for the more prosperous members of the community. Knute Rockne, Notre Dame's famous football coach, lived at 1417 E. Wayne until his death in 1931. Own a piece of South Bend history by living at 1512 E. Wayne. Alarm system. Monthly Gas $89. Elec. $71. Water/trash $60. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed
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