For the first time in over two decades, this 1923 Belmont Heights storybook home is ready for its next chapter. Located in the historic Belmont Heights district, and welcoming you with a cedar, white picket fence and garden, the home is airy, bright, and thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic charm.

Oak hardwood floors run through most of the home, complemented by Andersen 400 Series French doors and custom wood trim around the exterior doors and windows. The light-filled kitchen features marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, and custom-painted maple cabinets, open to the dining area. Upstairs, a spacious area could easily become a primary suite, with beautiful French doors onto an Ipe wood deck. The upstairs bath offers a clawfoot tub and a vanity with a granite countertop. There are charming built-ins that add character throughout the home.

The owners have been meticulous in upgrading the home’s systems: a new central HVAC system in 2021 with mini-splits upstairs and on the lower level, an upgraded 220-amp electrical panel with a 240V outlet for EV charging in the garage, an Owens Corning Cool Roof (2021), a fully owned 6.0kW solar system (NEM 2.0), new rain gutters and downspouts, LED lighting, an attic radiant heat barrier with insulation to R-50, and an insulated garage door. The driveway features a solar-powered electric gate for secure parking. Minutes from vibrant Second Street and the beach, come see why the owners stayed in this home for over 20 years, and why you’ll want to, too.