Although this home has an outrageously beautiful remodeled mastersuite bath, there is still an opportunity for some lucky buyer to personalize and upgrade this 1926 Curtis Park charmer to build equity. The address is 3215 Cutter Way, accessible from 7th Avenue, and the location is fantastic. Cutter Way runs parallel to and is a block away from East Curtis. East Curtis is a main thoroughfare fronting the lovely William Curtis Park. Many homes on Cutter are Tudors, adding a certain amount of glamor to the neighborhood.
The home has a newer shake roof, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a formal dining room with an original chandelier and leaded glass doors on the built-in china hutch. Some of the unusual features -- besides the vintage light fixtures, picture railings, chair rails, high baseboards and all the leaded glass windows -- are all the nooks, crannies, built-in storage and closet spaces.
Most of the flooring is original hardwood. The kitchen is laminate, but the breakfast nook through the archway has wood flooring. The first-floor bath has the original "chicken wire" tiled floor, big tub with shower and an updated pedestal sink. The second-floor mastersuite bath boasts a slate floor, soaring wood ceiling, a granite-like vanity that runs from wall to wall and a new shower.
There is also an oversized one-car garage with a step-down workshop added to the back. Pretty yard with flowers, camellias, fence and auto sprinklers in the front and rear.
More attractive is the price: $385,000, which is under the maximum conforming loan limit to qualify for the best interest rates. Call your Curtis Park agent, Elizabeth Weintraub, Lyon Real Estate, for a private showing at 916.233.6759.
3215 Cutter Way, Sacramento, CA 95818
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Elizabeth Weintraub is an author, home buying columnist for The New York Times-owned About.com, a Land Park resident, and a Land Park real estate agent who specializes in older, classic homes in Land Park, Curtis Park, Midtown and East Sacramento. Weintraub is also a Sacramento Short Sale agent who lists and successfully sells short sales throughout the four-county Sacramento area. Call Elizabeth Weintraub at 916.233.6759. Put 35 years of real estate experience to work for you. Broker-Associate at Lyon Real Estate. DRE License # 00697006.
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I love the backyard of this home! Very nice.
Sunshine,
Now that os my kind of home; lots of charm. You just get cuter and cuter in every picture Elizabeth. I hope I can maintain that.
A big woof from Lars says it's time one day for change.
What charm this place has ! Very nice Elizabeth :o)
Cheers !
Sheldon
Elizabeth: I need to go no farther than the photo. A perfect time of day to snap it. I want to sit under those dappled bits of sunlight under that enormous tree and relax.
The setting looks very cool and comfortable and it comes with a great home.
Here we would say that it has some "old world charming" architechtural qualities...it should be gone in a heartbeat.
That's a sycamore tree, Chris Ann. They are ubiquitous in Sacramento, particularly in Curtis Park.
This home looks like it has so much character! I love homes that have character.