House hunting can be daunting. Luckily, you have CandysDirt.com to do the heavy lifting for you. When I tell you this Lower Greenville Tudor cottage is hot, believe me. Looking at hundreds of homes a week, I can tell you this one will fly off the market, so if you want it, you better move fast.
I mean, look at it. It’s adorable. If you’ve ever considered painting your front door a bold color but been scared to, look at that electric blue door and go for it! The wraparound front porch is the perfect place to invite your new neighbors up for an adult beverage.
Inside, well, every room is better than the next. When this hit my inbox early today, I dropped everything to get it to y’all!
After much research, it appears this 1941 Lower Greenville Tudor cottage was completely remodeled inside around 2017, and boy, did they do a stellar job. None of the character was lost, and indeed, quite a bit was added. The living and dining areas are bright and cheery, the perfect juxtaposition to the dramatic library. The present owners reimagined a formal living space into a striking charcoal library with beautiful custom built-ins. It’s the perfect place to unwind at the end of the day.
The kitchen is a marble wonderland with a large island. For those who truly love cooking, the Bertazzoni 6-burner commercial range should seal the deal. And yes, there is wine refrigeration, and the breakfast room overlooks the rear gardens, perfect for a relaxing morning cuppa.
Now, my favorite room is seldom a laundry room, but come on, this one’s lavender! You’ll be doing laundry every day just to hang out here.
This 3,124-square-foot Lower Greenville Tudor cottage has a large first-floor primary suite with a gorgeous, light-filled bathroom. There are three more bedrooms, one of which is currently being used as a home office and fitness space.
Of course, this home is pretty, but we always want to know about the inner workings of any house. Infrastructure upgrades include a newer gas line to the main, dual 16 SEER Trane HVAC systems, and both tankless and tank water heaters with a circulating system.
They say “location, location, location” is everything in real estate, and this home certainly lives up to that. It’s perfectly situated. You can bike to Mockingbird Elementary in under five minutes and walk to the Granada for a show or one of the great Greenville Avenue restaurants in under 15 minutes. It’s a location that offers both convenience and a vibrant neighborhood feel.
Anthony Cedano has this Lower Greenville Tudor cottage at 6058 Kenwood Ave. available for $1.399 million.
Check out the open houses this weekend. One is scheduled for 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, March 29. The other is 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, March 30.
