About 616 N Ridge Avenue
Historic Charm Meets Modern Comfort - 4 Bed, 3 Bath Beauty on Half an Acre This stunningly restored 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers timeless character blended seamlessly with modern updates-truly move-in ready and full of thoughtful details throughout! Step inside and be greeted by original heart-pine wood floors, soaring 10-foot ceilings, cased openings with original pocket doors, and two inviting living areas. The layout also includes a home office, formal dining room, and a spacious eat-in kitchen-perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. Located on a rare half-acre lot in the historic district, this property features an oversized two-car garage with epoxy floors (a true rarity!) and a spacious carriage house ideal for storage, a workshop, or future expansion. The backyard oasis includes a deck, charming gazebo, and plenty of room to create the garden of your dreams. The sunroom at the front of the home is a standout, featuring restored original windows that flood the space with natural light. The cozy main living room offers a brick fireplace, and is separated from the office by pocket doors. The office itself boasts a built-in bookshelf wall and wet bar. Another set of pocket doors leads to the elegant dining room with original wood trim. The updated kitchen features new flooring, granite countertops, tile backsplash, new lighting, and brand-new stainless appliances. The main-floor primary suite includes a brand-new en-suite bath and walk-in closet. An additional large bedroom and updated guest bath complete the first floor. Upstairs, you'll find two more spacious guest bedrooms, a third updated full bath, a built-in desk nook, and walk-out access to a partially finished attic-perfect for extra storage or potential expansion. Major Updates Include: Electrical & plumbing updated New tankless water heater (2024) Upstairs HVAC (2018), downstairs HVAC (2020) New roof (2018) Every inch of this home has been lovingly restored and thoughtfully updated-ready for its next chapter. Fun Fact: Built in 1905 by Henry Harding-Tift for his lumber foreman, it's said the foreman hand-selected each piece of wood-so meticulously, you'll be hard-pressed to find a single knothole in the floorboards! Call today to schedule a private tour of this Historic Gem!
