Welcome to this one-of-a-kind 1895 Queen Anne stunner, tucked away on a peaceful, tree-lined street in the heart of Edgewater Glen. With its stately presence, wrap-around porch, and storybook gardens, this home feels like something out of a magazine-but with all the modern comforts you crave. Sitting proudly on a rare double lot, this gem offers over 2,900 sq ft of living space/above grade and 1,160 feet in the basement, for a total of 4,049 square feet, and a backyard paradise with perennial flowers, a veggie patch, and plenty of space for summer parties, backyard games, or simply lounging with your favorite book. The exterior has been lovingly cared for with premium Hardy Board siding and a custom roof (2014). Two oversized 2.5-car garages? Yes, you read that right-perfect for cars, hobbies, or creating your dream workshop. Inside, every detail has been reimagined with style and craftsmanship. Newly installed teak hardwood floors and custom millwork flow seamlessly throughout. The gourmet kitchen-decked out with sleek stainless steel appliances (2019)-makes entertaining effortless, especially when paired with the open main-level layout and built-in sound system. The basement is a total knockout: fully gutted and redesigned with acid-stained concrete floors, a chic bathroom, a dedicated laundry room, and upgraded copper plumbing + brand-new electrical to keep everything running smoothly. Upstairs, the primary suite is a spa-worthy retreat, boasting a marble-clad bathroom with a no-threshold frameless steam shower, an air-bubbling soaking tub, and a double vanity that might just inspire you to spend a little extra time getting ready. The third-floor en-suite is an incredible bonus-perfect for guests, in-laws, or that dreamy work-from-home office. And let's not forget the unbeatable location: stroll to the lakefront, Andersonville's vibrant dining scene, Whole Foods, the Red Line, and top-rated schools. Vintage charm. Modern luxury. An address everyone will envy. Welcome home to Edgewater Glen living at its finest.
