3632 Cleveland Avenue in the Shaw neighborhood was designed by Otto Wilhelmi. The traditional floor plan with pocket doors provides space and privacy between rooms and activities. Yet the wide openings and high ceilings also provide connectivity for parties and large family gatherings. The kitchen is large for a house built in 1900 and has plenty of space to cook and prep. Modeled after a 1920âs style kitchen, it features soapstone countertops, modern appliances and linoleum floors. A butcher block island provides additional storage. The second floor has a master bedroom with attached sitting room, two additional bedrooms and a full bath. The third floor space is left for you to finish. It has potential for two additional bedrooms, common space and bath (already roughed-in). Original details remaining in the home include pocket doors, picture rails, wide baseboards, some light fixtures, butlerâs pantry, ornate medallions and maidâs bell.
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