Rosedale is such a charming little pocket neighborhood that somehow doesn’t get the respect it deserves. This classic 30’s cottage is a great example of the historic housing stock in the neighborhood, but as one would expect there is plenty of infill as well.
Price: $875,000
Details: 1,424 sf, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreI’m a big fan of kitchens with no upper cabinets, but this house has some nice sleight of hand with the white uppers and wood base cabinets. It gives the minimalist look while still keeping all the storage. It’s the best of both worlds.
Price: $1,685,000
Details: 3,006 sf, 4 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreI love seeing brick facades on modern homes, especially on the more luxury builds. It’s not something you see often, but modern design and brick have a long history together. Besides just giving the house a bit of a nice sense of mass it also allows for some nice accent walls inside that help pull the whole thing together. Nice work by Hugh Jefferson Randolph.
Price: $1,400,000
Details: 2,673 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreThis 1940’s home was taken down to the studs and modernized in every sense of the word. I love that they kept the same simple roof line for the entire structure but carved into the volume of the facade to create a sheltered entrance and back porch. I also love the juxtaposition of the minimalist architecture and the maximalist interiors. A+
Price: $850,000
Details: 1,230 sqft, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis 1953 house has seen an extensive remodel, so much so you have to squint a bit to see any of the 50's left in it. Open your eyes wide though and you'll see lot of great new stuff. Being a cabinetry snob, any time I see grain matched cabinetry I know that they probably went the extra mile on the other details as well.
Price: $995,000
Details: 2,542 sq. ft. 4 Bed, 3 Bath
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