This charming bungalow, located in the north-west area of Albany, stands out for its many original architectural details, including natural woodwork, hardwood floors, and stained glass windows. Built in 1935, it has 1330 square feet of livable space, 3 bedrooms, 1 full bathroom, the original kitchen, dining room and living room, a full basement with concrete foundations, a spacious traditional front porch and a two-car garage at the end of a finished driveway. It boasts a large floored attic that can easily be converted into additional living space.

MUCH OF ITS CHARM AND VALUE CAN BE SEEN IN ITS ORIGINAL FIXTURES AND WOODWORK.

WOOD TRIM – All wood trim, around doorways, windows, staircase, etc., is oak and pine and has NEVER BEEN PAINTED (except in the bathroom).  Woodwork like this, original and complete, could not be duplicated by today’s housing market.

PERIOD FIXTURES – The house still retains most of its period light fixtures that date back to the 1930’s. Its vintage glass door is accentuated by ornate brass door plates.

RADIATORS – All rooms still have their original cast-iron radiators. They provide abundant heat efficiently. The boiler is gas-fired.

WINDOWS – There are three leaded glass windows that allow for ample light in the living areas. Windows have been updated to Energy Efficient Low-E Windows