Discover a piece of Woodstock Park history in this charming four-bedroom Craftsman American Four Square, part of the storied “Teachers Row” – a collection of homes built in the early 1900s for educators. With its distinctive mansard roof, welcoming front porch, and timeless architectural character, this residence offers both historic charm and everyday comfort.
Inside, original details abound. The first floor showcases pickled oak woodwork and oak floors, with the warmth continuing upstairs in the hallway, while the bedrooms feature classic pine flooring. The entry parlor is centered around a striking tapestry fireplace with a wood-burning...
Discover a piece of Woodstock Park history in this charming four-bedroom Craftsman American Four Square, part of the storied “Teachers Row” – a collection of homes built in the early 1900s for educators. With its distinctive mansard roof, welcoming front porch, and timeless architectural character, this residence offers both historic charm and everyday comfort.
Inside, original details abound. The first floor showcases pickled oak woodwork and oak floors, with the warmth continuing upstairs in the hallway, while the bedrooms feature classic pine flooring. The entry parlor is centered around a striking tapestry fireplace with a wood-burning stove and inglenook seats, adding character and comfort. The living room and dining room have coffered ceilings. The kitchen blends modern function with craftsmanship, offering Corian counters and hand-crafted hickory cabinets.
Purchased by the current family in 1979, they are only the third to call this home their own. While the property would benefit from some cosmetic updates, it stands as a rare opportunity to own a home with enduring history, craftsmanship, and charm in one of Yonkers’ most distinctive neighborhoods. Practical updates include gutters fitted with a leaf guard, while thoughtful ownership is evident throughout.
Discover a piece of Woodstock Park history in this charming four-bedroom Craftsman American Four Square, part of the storied “Teachers Row” – a collection of homes built in the early 1900s for educators. With its distinctive mansard roof, welcoming front porch, and timeless architectural character, this residence offers both historic charm and everyday comfort.
Inside, original details abound. The first floor showcases pickled oak woodwork and oak floors, with the warmth continuing upstairs in the hallway, while the bedrooms feature classic pine flooring. The entry parlor is centered around a striking tapestry fireplace with a wood-burning stove and inglenook seats, adding character and comfort. The living room and dining room have coffered ceilings. The kitchen blends modern function with craftsmanship, offering Corian counters and hand-crafted hickory cabinets.
Purchased by the current family in 1979, they are only the third to call this home their own. While the property would benefit from some cosmetic updates, it stands as a rare opportunity to own a home with enduring history, craftsmanship, and charm in one of Yonkers’ most distinctive neighborhoods. Practical updates include gutters fitted with a leaf guard, while thoughtful ownership is evident throughout.
