359 Woodward Avenue SE

Step into a breathtaking reinvention of a turn-of-the-century Victorian Bungalow, masterfully updated while preserving its historic charm. Designed by the renowned Carl Mattison Design, this home effortlessly blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication. As you approach, the wide covered front porch welcomes you, setting the tone for the charm within. The original stained-glass windows, lovingly restored by the current owner, add a touch of artistry, while the working fireplace in the open living / dining area radiates warmth and comfort. The wide-open floor plan connects the foyer, living room, dining room, and kitchen, creating an airy, inviting space ideal for entertaining. Designer lighting and fixtures punctuate every room, and a decorative original fireplace greets you at the entrance, with a private office (or potential walk-in pantry) tucked just behind. The kitchen and living room feature soaring cathedral ceilings with stained box beams, giving the space a dramatic yet cozy feel. The gourmet kitchen boasts a massive island, wrap-around cabinetry, quartz countertops, and marble-tiled walls that extend to the ceiling—a true chef’s dream. The main floor includes three spacious bedrooms, two freshly renovated bathrooms, and a separate den at the rear with its own vaulted ceiling and boxed beams. French doors lead out to a private back deck, perfect for relaxing or entertaining, with stairs that cascade into the backyard. Ascend the grand 4-foot-wide staircase to the primary suite, a serene retreat offering ample space for a sleeping area and sitting quarters. The luxurious primary bathroom is a spa-like haven, featuring a marble-tiled shower with dual shower heads, a soaking tub, and elegant finishes throughout. The backyard offers endless possibilities, with space for fencing and abundant off-street parking accessible via the alley alongside the property. This incredible home is the perfect balance of historic character and contemporary luxury. Don’t miss your chance to own this architectural masterpiece.