This two-bedroom brick bungalow in Southampton offers the charm and affordability that makes this neighborhood desirable. This circa 1931 home has great bones, a spacious floor plan, and all the charm of its era: stained glass windows, hardwood floors, crown molding, wood trim, deep wood windowsills, green tiled bathroom walls, and more.
The level backyard has a newer privacy fence, a Tuff Shed, and refinished deck. The front yard packs a wallop of curb appeal with its gingerbread exterior and position atop a small hill. The generously sized living room, with its faux fireplace and striking mantle, flows into the dining room for a warm and open gathering space. The kitchen features gas cooking, a vintage two-bowl porcelain enamel sink and abundant space for the next owner to make it a chef-class kitchen. The home is within strolling distance of neighborhood treasures like Clementine’s Ice Cream, Russell’s on Macklind, and the always lively Francis Park. It is also close to conveniences such as Target and Hampton Village. The home offers great storage space with an unfinished attic and walkout basement, which includes a washer and gas dryer in the sale. It is priced to invite buyers who are eager to invest in bringing their own vision to life inside its sturdy brick walls.