the exception of a brand-new furnace and hot water tank, a three-year-old washer and dryer and newer stainless-steel appliances. As you enter this welcoming home, you are transported back in time to an era where quality and longevity were valued. Throughout the home you will find details that have become ‘too expensive’ to include in homes today such as solid wood, masonry and plywood subfloors. Renovations of properties from this era are incredible because the ‘bones’ are solid and the opportunity to incorporate original features adds a charm that cannot be replicated. A soaring vaulted ceiling clad in cedar tongue and grove boards runs up the East side of the home and houses a winding staircase lined with open spindle railing that showcases the multi-levels. A two-sided brick fireplace separates the family and living rooms and runs from floor to ceiling, following the sharp line of the vault. These amazing features are classic 1970s styling and look amazing incorporated into a renovation. A main entrance with a solid wood door featuring carved quatrefoil design panels and a charming brass letter box leads to a sunny kitchen with a breakfast nook. The formal dining room looks over the living room, and a private powder is located next to the double attached garage. A primary suite with an ensuite and a private balcony, a second bedroom, a full bathroom and an airy bonus room are located on the upper level. The basement is finished and offers an additional full bathroom, a cozy den and a flex room. A two-level deck is fully enclosed for maximum privacy and a safe place for pets and the mature trees and shrubs that adorn the yard blend seamlessly into the park and pathway beyond. (id:64429)