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<\/center><\/p>\nEnter through the foyer into the oversized living room, which features a working fireplace and built-in shelving, in addition to crown molding and hardwood floors. Quadruple windows overlook the tree-filled courtyard and the building’s intricate roofline. An open double doorway leads to the generous formal dining room, with more tree-filled views and interesting interior details. <\/p>\n
The butler’s pantry retains much of its original cabinetry, in excellent condition, and has been updated to include a wet bar with honed granite counter. Upgrades continue in the kitchen with stainless steel appliances, updated cabinets, and matching granite counters. A breakfast area completes the fully modernized kitchen.<\/p>\n
Both of the bedrooms have a dedicated full bath. An office with built-in desk and shelving could be used as a guest area or converted to a 3rd bedroom. A laundry room, and potential 3rd bath, is just beyond the office and has additional storage.<\/p>\n
Heat and hot water are included, and the unit has central air. There is a garage space, ample unassigned outdoor spaces, a basement storage area and an intercom system to access the building. The community has a private gate directly into the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden<\/a>.<\/p>\n 182 Fern Street is offered at $375,000. If you\u2019d like to see this home, please have your agent arrange a showing or call me at 860-655-2922 to schedule a visit. More details<\/a> and a photo tour<\/a> are available.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Your private, top floor retreat combines the architectural details of the early 1900s with modern updates to create a bright, comfortable, spacious and interesting home. Enter through the foyer into the oversized living room, which features a working fireplace and built-in shelving, in addition to crown molding and hardwood floors. Quadruple windows overlook the tree-filled courtyard and the building’s intricate roofline. An open double doorway leads to the generous formal dining room, with more tree-filled<\/p>\n