This beautifully restored Craftsman style home reflects the charm and architecture of the Olde East York community, and also provides easy access to Routes 30 and 83. While it has been completely refreshed to accommodate today’s busy lifestyles, the carefully chosen and skilled updates fully honor the workmanship of homes built almost 100 years ago.

The centerpiece of the home is the beautiful, raised panel walls in the large living room and stairway areas that were custom made by late master carpenter Carl Becker. His workmanship shines throughout many areas of the home. The kitchen has been updated with custom cherry glaze cabinets, Sub Zero refrigerator, slide-in range, Miele dishwasher, ceramic tile floor, and a charming piece of yesteryear—the original built-in buffet/hutch.

The first floor offers refinished oak hardwood floors with inlays, crown mouldings and full height solid wood plantation shutters.

The second floor features 4 bedrooms with crown moulding, wood floors, window blinds, linen closet and an updated full bathroom that showcases a stained glass window.

This home lives large with the lower level designed for great family living. The library/office area has Becker custom wainscoting, shelving and built-in cabinets that provide tremendous storage opportunities. The family room has shaker style wainscot and sliding doors. The laundry room has a large cedar closet and houses the included washer and dryer. All of the above areas have new ceramic tile flooring. The is also a workroom with a large desk area with granite top and a workbench. Completing the lower level is a bath with walk-in tile shower and built-in linen storage.

The home offers central air conditioning (new system 2017), central vacuum system, security system (fire, smoke, burglary), new storm windows, updated boiler, gas hot water (2017) and an oversized two car garage.

Make sure to head to the back yard to see the amazing outdoor living space. Designed for family enjoyment and entertainment, the huge patio with custom awning also includes a wood burning fireplace and space for a built-in refrigerator and gas grill. This great outdoor gathering space adds a huge amount of living area for friends and family from spring through fall.

This home was featured on the Twinning Association Twelfth Night Tour. Look in the dining room for the signed note builder Emory Trostle left for the future: dated summer of 1924! This is a beautiful family home that has been lovingly restored---don’t miss it.