The 2192 sqft Tudor Cottage, built in 1930, is in the Gaity Hill neighborhood, surrounded by other historic homes. The residential alley the home is located on is the neighborhood social walkway. Just down this beautiful alley is the Lord & Schryver Conservancy, Gaity Hollow, which preserves the extraordinary legacy of landscape architects Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver. Looking out the front of the home is Salem's treasured Bush Park and just up the grassy treed hill are the Bush House Museum and the Rose Garden. Also, Salem Hospital is located just down the way.

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The home is unique, with a large 2-car parking area and a detached 1.5-car garage with full attic space. Most guests park by the Salem Hospital playground, walk down the residential alley and enter through the backyard, which is beautiful and welcoming. The landscape surrounding the home has been upgraded with stone paver areas and a sprinkler system, and you'll find historic bricks in the walkways, stamped 1912.

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The home has been fully remodeled, including electrical, plumbing, furnace, and mini-split air conditioning. The kitchen is open to the dining room and appointed with quartz countertops and stainless KitchenAid appliances.

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Unique 100-year-old hardwood flooring has been added to the main level, with a liveability factor greater than any other flooring.

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Renewal by Andersen has installed 5 large double-hung living room windows and 3 in the master bedroom.

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The master bathroom is stunning, with quartz countertops and a spacious tile shower.

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The lower level is a cozy family room with a fireplace and floating theater wall, which has been outfitted with 7.1 surround sound. 

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Offered For Sale by Owners, Rex & Lois Robertson, local business owners of Little Lois Cafe. 

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$685,000

Fully furnished option is available

2% fee is offered to the buyer's agent

Amerititle will complete this transaction.