517 HILLTOP DRIVE

This Luther Village Cape Cod might charm with its timeless warmth but the surprising amount of space, from a 2006 addition, will completely win you over. Crossing the tree canopied front yard, across the red brick-laid path, one enters to an open living area with the dining space defined by an exposed timber. The oak floors continue towards the back where the addition has opened the kitchen to a sun filled living area that leads out to the back porch. With ceramic counters and vintage wood cabinets, the kitchen’s footprint shows obvious potential for updates but offers an endearing functionality that could serve one well. Back through the living room, one finds a first floor full bathroom and two bedrooms, their size ample and appropriate for the 1957 build. Up the stairs, another full bath and a modest third bedroom to the left, its engaging geometry dictated by the pitch of the roof. Across the hall is the real shocker.. a nearly 500 sq ft primary suite (larger than the living and dining area) with dual walk-in closets and large private bathroom; a balcony overlooks the back yard. Back down the stairs, the lower level features a large, finished family room, off a generous utility area with finished half bathroom. Out back, coming from the kitchen, standing on the large covered back porch (a 2010 build), one can appreciate the fenced and flat yard secluded by a rear tree line. In the corner of the yard, a powered shed, complete with roll-up barter, could either hold your lawnmower, or become your dream getaway. The red brick patio (that enchantingly winds its way around the house and joins the red brick driveway) gives plenty of room for entertaining.

This Luther Village Cape Cod might charm with its timeless warmth but the surprising amount of space, from a 2006 addition, will completely win you over. Crossing the tree canopied front yard, across the red brick-laid path, one enters to an open living area with the dining space defined by an exposed timber. The oak floors continue towards the back where the addition has opened the kitchen to a sun filled living area that leads out to the back porch. With ceramic counters and vintage wood cabinets, the kitchen’s footprint shows obvious potential for updates but offers an endearing functionality that could serve one well. Back through the living room, one finds a first floor full bathroom and two bedrooms, their size ample and appropriate for the 1957 build. Up the stairs, another full bath and a modest third bedroom to the left, its engaging geometry dictated by the pitch of the roof. Across the hall is the real shocker.. a nearly 500 sq ft primary suite (larger than the living and dining area) with dual walk-in closets and large private bathroom; a balcony overlooks the back yard. Back down the stairs, the lower level features a large, finished family room, off a generous utility area with finished half bathroom. Out back, coming from the kitchen, standing on the large covered back porch (a 2010 build), one can appreciate the fenced and flat yard secluded by a rear tree line. In the corner of the yard, a powered shed, complete with roll-up barter, could either hold your lawnmower, or become your dream getaway. The red brick patio (that enchantingly winds its way around the house and joins the red brick driveway) gives plenty of room for entertaining.