Oak treeStunning crystal chandelierMagnificent carved marble mantelSweeping front yardInviting homeLarge lotTile bath
Inviting home just a half block off beautiful tree-lined St Charles Ave. Built in 1958 and situated on a large lot with a sweeping front yard and rear yard with covered brick patio and oak tree. A fireplace and magnificent carved marble mantel distinguish the extra spacious living room. Designed by architect George Leake, this home features wood floors and a floor plan for easy living and entertaining. The formal rooms open to each other, and glass doors from the dining room open to the back yard and patio. The dining room has 2 charming corner cabinets and a stunning crystal chandelier. Enter the den from the kitchen and further enjoy an extra-large laundry room with great storage. A separate downstairs office has cypress wainscotting. The primary suite opens to a fabulous balcony and has a tile bath and walk-in closet. This home has an unusual amount of storage and tremendous walkability. The Latter Library, restaurants, shopping and schools are nearby. The uniquely attractive front yard iron and brick fence and balcony grillwork were built by Hinderer's Iron Works. Parking for 2 cars and a carport are behind a heavy iron gate, and the home boasts copper gutters and downspouts. Here's your opportunity to live in the heart of Uptown steps from the historic St Charles trolley!
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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