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Neighborhood: East English Village

Ivy climbs elegantly up the chimney of this beautiful home in the East English Village area, and with just a bit of care to the existing landscaping, it will be one of the most charming on the block. This historic home, built in 1934, has 3 bedrooms, alcoves off two of the bedrooms, and a breakfast nook in the kitchen – lots of spaces to make especially yours. The exterior facade is sturdy and attractive with brick and grey stone. The home is complete with a fireplace, hardwood flooring, and newer windows. A number of repairs, including a new kitchen and lots of work in the basement are needed, but this home is otherwise very charming and ready to be lived in.

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