A charming Colonial residence built in 1910 just saw its asking price slashed by $200,000, putting it at $895,000.
The home is also in a prime location on Dewey Place, in the neighborhood tucked behind the St. Mary’s Strip. However, the dwelling — near its street’s intersection with McCullough Avenue — is far enough away from the nightlife hub that one would be unlikely to find drunks passed out on the lawn.
The interior design of the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath property spans the decades, though many of the bones of a historic home still remain. These historic details include original built-ins and stained-glass windows along with marble and wood flooring.
Like a true Southern charmer, the home comes with an expansive front porch. A second-story balcony and a covered back patio add to the welcoming quality.
The three-story residence has not one but two kitchens, offering flexibility to entertain or rent out one floor.
The century-old home also comes with something unusual for its vintage: a three-car garage.
This home is listed by Stephen Horton with Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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