SOLID DOWNTOWN HOME IN GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD

Living larger than it looks from the street, this downtown cottage has 1,500 square feet with generous rooms and a workable floorplan. Recent improvements include a new roof and updated electrical system. Kitchen and both bathrooms are in need of updating and the house really would appreciate a paint job. If the location and the style suit you, this could be a great downtowner since the location and the bones of the house are good and some important mechanical work is in place.

Well suited for city dwellers seeking not too much house and just a wee bit of yard since a good deal of their time will be spent exploring the numerous places to go and things to do in the city or conversely, a lot of their time might be spent in college as this makes for convenient and comfortable housing for students (Sellers purchased for their student).  A glassed-in sunroom up front could be a cozy sitting room. The common rooms run front to back on the east side with living room up front, another right behind it, small study with built-in bookshelf and then a dining room which opens to both the kitchen and to a tiny screened porch. No hallway means no wasted space and the first bedroom is accessed from the front living room. This sunny room has a deep bay window and opens to a bathroom which is shared by the middle bedroom. Bath is very basic but is a good size. The center bedroom is reached from the study and shares that first bathroom. The last bedroom opens from the dining room and has access to the small second bathroom which recently got a new tiled shower. A very basic kitchen and utility station runs across the back of the house and guests can access the second bath from the kitchen. Another small screened porch is just off the kitchen and you can reach the tiny backyard (enough room for your grill, some seats and some container gardening).

Detached one-car garage is best suited for storage or a smaller model car. Deep and wide driveway can accommodate four small or mid-sized cars off-street. Sellers have had electrical updates and a 30-year architectural shingle roof installed in the past five years. For end-users some renovation and updating will most likely be required/desired but if you’re buying for your students for their stay at Flagler College, the house is ready for safe and easy occupancy. House is conditioned with central electric air conditioning and central gas heat (water heater too). Transferable drywood bond.

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