Situated at the corner of Oswego and Grove Streets, this classic North Central home has been thoughtfully and lovingly updated, and the attention to detail and the pride in this project shows. This light-filled three-bedroom, two-bathroom bungalow has been renovated from top-to-bottom, without sacrificing the charm of the original structure, built in 1930. Enter through the front gate into a small front yard and notice the newly restored and fully repainted Charleston White exterior, accented with Charleston Green ironwork and front door, and masonry in Kendall Charcoal. The full front porch is an extension of the home, perfect for relaxing or entertaining, and featuring a traditional Piazza Blue beadboard porch ceiling. Enter into the main living/kitchen combo room, and you'll notice the beautifully refinished hardwood floors and the gleaming kitchen, featuring dolomite countertops, herringbone tile backsplash, and stainless-steel GE appliances (including gas range and hood vent). Off the main living room are two secondary bedrooms and a shared full bath with gorgeous navy herringbone tile and a newly refinished cast iron tub. At the rear of the home, you'll find the primary bedroom with en suite bath with stylish ceramic floor tile and subway tile shower, walk-in closet, and a separate closet with laundry hook-ups. Rounding out the interior is a fantastic mudroom space: a previously enclosed utility room has been repurposed into a charming beadboard-lined, back entry, perfect for securely storing shoes/jackets, dog leashes, bikes, and more. Throughout the interior, any original rope/weighted Craftsman-style windows were carefully restored and are a testament to the care the owners took to preserve the historic fabric of this 92-year-old upper peninsula home.
Outside, the yard extends around the entire perimeter of the home and is enclosed on all sides. There is room in back for off-street parking of multiple cars, and you'll want to leave them there to explore Charleston's popular upper peninsula on foot, bike, or golf-cart. This home is just a block from Wagener Terrace and within walking distance to some of the upper peninsula's most popular destinations, including scenic Hampton Park, James Beard award-winning Rodney Scott's BBQ, Park & Grove restaurant, Harbinger Café, Redux Contemporary Art Center, the neighborhood dog park, and more.