Welcome to 933 Radcliffe Street! Built before the turn of the century, this exquisite Tudor-style home is just overflowing with character and completely impresses from the moment you drive up. The exterior of this home has all the ornate details associated with your traditional Tudor. Steeply pitched roof lines finished with slate. Exposed timbers & masonry on the walls, & an elaborate chimney. Walking up to the front entry, you will find an exterior vestibule leading you to the massive solid wood front door. Upon entering the house, you immediately notice the immense amount of detail this home has to offer while appreciating the care & attention the homeowner has given to this home over the years. The foyer of this home exposes you to the hardwood floors that run throughout most of the 1st flr, along with the oversized crown molding throughout. Off to the left of the foyer is the living room positioned in the front of the home overlooking Radcliffe St. This room has one of the most gorgeous fireplaces I have ever seen, finished with a stone hearth, marble surround & an oversized mantel that was most likely hand carved at the time it was constructed. Adjacent to this room sits the dining room which can be completely closed off to the foyer & the living room by the solid wood pocket doors inside each opening. The dining room has a coffered ceiling, raised panels on the walls, & a petite French door leading to the front covered patio. The covered patio with clear river views has a small stone wall on the perimeter, tongue-&-groove wood on the ceiling, & glass French door panels on the street side to protect you from the elements. This is the perfect outside getaway for dinners, entertaining or just simply relaxing at the end of the day! Stepping back into the home we make our way to the rear of the home which features the kitchen & butler's pantry, along with a half bath & mud room that doubles as the laundry area. All this area is finished with ceramic tile floor & radiant heat. The kitchen has Corian tops, knotty pine cabinets, tile backsplash & an island with a prep sink. There's a built-in wall oven & microwave, along with a side-by-side refrigerator & brand-new stainless dishwasher. The mudroom leads to the back of the home where you'll find a bluestone walkway taking you to the 1-car garage & parking pad sized for 2 vehicles. The exterior of this home is extremely deceiving as it features a vast amount of green space on the side & rear of the home which can only be appreciated by someone who visits the home. Getting back inside there's a grand staircase featuring oak treads leading to both the 2nd & 3rd flrs. On your way to the 2nd flr, you'll find 4 custom stained-glass windows. The 2nd flr has 4 bedrooms & hardwood floors throughout each room. The main bedroom hosts a fireplace & large walk-in-closet. The private bath has a pedestal sink, ceramic tile on the floor & a ceramic shower stall with a glass enclosure. The 2nd bdrm has a custom-made built-in work area & bookshelves. While this room features carpet, there is the same original hardwood under the carpets. The 3rd bdrm has a deep closet with the back of the closet serving as extra linen storage & the 4th bdrm has a non-operational fireplace that adds tremendous personality to this room. The hall bath on this level is impeccable with a tub/shower combo & ceramic tile on the floor & shower walls. On the 3rd flr you will find 3 more bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as an office & another for storage. This level also has a full bathroom which is newer to the home complete with a tile shower stall & ceramic tile floor. Additional features of this home is a full unfinished basement, a rear storage shed and two period-related exterior lights that need to be returned to their glory. Homes like this in Bristol Borough rarely hit the market and a home with this level of character and magnitude never hits the market!
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