Built in 1932, this charming Tudor, perched in the picturesque Harvard & Yale neighborhood, is chock full of original charm and brimming with possibility. The front yard's flower gardens add a splash of curb appeal, but the original details and tasteful updates of the interior speak volumes. Inside, the space holds vintage touches (including the beautiful and rumored-to-be original gold-leaf paint), high ceilings, and a mix of hardwood flooring and Spanish tile. Inside the grand main living space, you'll find a marble fireplace and crown molding, and the space connects to a large, open, west-facing sunroom with fantastic Valley views (the perfect perch for post-work sunsets with a glass of something good). The kitchen's breakfast nook is another charming place to post-up. And the main suite-with french doors opening to the aforementioned west-facing sunroom-is another delightful respite with more original detailing and a walk-in closet. Downstairs, you'll find a small kitchen, wine storage, and an additional bedroom with ensuite bath, making this a terrific option for a mother-in-law apartment. The unfinished attic holds cathedral ceilings and, at approx. 1,000 sq. ft., could make a charming extra living space, as well. Out back, you'll find a tidy, fenced space with water-wise landscaping, trees, a deck, and a fire pit. This street is also entirely walkable (just a stone's throw to Liberty Heights Fresh, Kyoto, or Hub & Spoke), and an easy drive to I-80 as well as all of Downtown.