This house is a fine example of Arts and Crafts Design, a popular style of housing in 1912, the year the house was built. It incorporates wide wood mouldings giving special character to windows, doors and other details such as wainscoting and beamed ceilings. Situated in the seaside ‘north of Fourth’ enclave with close proximity to the beach, shopping, and transit, this 4 bedroom home with a 2 bedroom suite has a beautiful quality of light, extensive use of stained and leaded glass windows and doors, wainscoting, inlaid floors, and a large great room with exposed brick chimney. The layout is open, elegant and filled with beautiful details. New renovations integrate the Arts and Crafts style in sympathetic, creative ways.
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