two downsides for me – the first is the lack of a bathroom on the top floor. i’m sure it was going to be a pain to put one in, but one bathroom for five bedrooms?

the other downside is just me being a baby, but that basement looks like it would be bug city. obviously there are ways around that, but i am such a scaredy cat when it comes to bugs, i don’t think i’d ever go down there.

I dunno about the kitchen. I see a lot of wear on the island in the picture, plus I don’t see any sort of vent for the stove. Still, a pretty neat house.

It’s a sweet and charming home. The list price seems low, now how often do I get a chance to say this around these parts. The one thing that I’m not loving is the painted what-looks-like-rough (or texturized)-cement in grey. The photos of the front porch – those cut-outs make me think of stencils.

Seems like a great deal to me. I would think it would sell in the $800s, but my sense of house prices tends to be pretty poor, I’ve noticed. That’s also a really great part of town.

Seems like a great deal! Updated, not overdone, plenty of space, cute place. Love it.

I’m glad people like it. So did my wife and I so we went out on a limb and made an offer — we got it! We hope to move in on 5-25. It really is a spectacular house. We spent hours walking through it checking out the renovation. Pretty well done.

Now we just need to rent our house around the corner on Hamilton Street….