The home at 1422 Grand Avenue is Tudor styled, with a steep cedar roof and a mixed wood and brick exterior. A cobblestone pathway winds its way to a small set of stairs that leads to the front door of the three bedroom house. It has oak floors (excluding the bathrooms and kitchen - which are tiled) and leaded windows in all rooms. The walls are cream colored with white molding.
Immediately after entering the house, one is greeted by a large great room. It provides ample space for a matching plush grey couch, love seat and recliner. In the corner is a piano that does not get used often by its current owner. Near the piano are french doors that lead to the back patio and grounds. Attached to the great room is a gourmet kitchen and dining room with a table that can seat eight people.
Upstairs is the master suite. It contains a king size bed, dresser and vanity that is unceremoniously covered with cosmetics and perfumes. Adjoining it is a large limestone tiled bathroom with a generously sized bathtub perfect for soaking in. The second room upstairs has been converted into an office. Several bookcases line one wall, filled mostly with texts related to business management. A dark brown computer desk and similarly colored leather chair fit snugly against the opposing wall.
The basement has a large open recreation room, laundry room, and a guest suite with a small attached bathroom. Because the owner has yet to purchase anything like a billiard or pool table, the recreation room remains largely unfurnished.
All parking is street side.
written by Ehcorn
