Home With 'Incredible' Curb Appeal Hits The Market In Hamden

HAMDEN, CT — This gracious 1928 Tudor-influenced Colonial house has incredible street presence and curb appeal, according to realtors. The home features five bedrooms, three-and-a half baths and nearly 3,700-square feet of livable space. The home is located at 124 Churchill Road and the asking price is $679,000. See below for more details and visit realtor.com here for additional photos.

• Address: 124 Churchill Rd, Hamden, Connecticut
• Price: $679,000
• Square Feet: 3695
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 3 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1928
• Features: Gracious 1928 Tudor-influenced Colonial house located in the heart of desirable Spring Glen neighborhood. Set on an over 1/2 acre, professionally landscaped corner lot, this house has incredible street presence and curb appeal. Originally designed to take full advantage of the South and East sun, the interior is light-filled and cheerful.The welcoming, centrally located entry foyer with dramatic curved staircase and custom made wrought-iron handrail, opens to a double-height, sunken Living Room with Cathedral ceilings, over-sized windows, and large wood-burning fireplace. Opposite is a cozy corner den/office. The bright, formal Dining Room, big enough for large dinner parties, has a custom built-in period China cupboard. Intimate French doors lead to the informal part of the house: large, open eat-in kitchen and a Great Room with a wall of windows and sliders, overlooking a flagstone patio and manicured grounds. The second floor has a large Master Bedroom with ample dressing area/walk-in California Closet, and private master bathroom: two pedestal sinks, soaking claw-foot tub, and a large walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and full bathroom are located at the opposite side of the landing. The fourth bedroom and bathroom are at the top of the original servant's staircase. A large laundry room is located off the kitchen, on the main level.

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