This roaring 20’s bungalow in Lincoln Villa blends classic charm with modern convenience, and gives the new owner flexibility and flair. It was constructed in a time when Bellemeade was called Bell Avenue and supported the growing city’s trolley line from downtown to the newly developing East Side. But now, it has been tastefully restored and made like new again! Loaded with light, the front half of the home’s windows pour it naturally throughout the living and dining rooms and, help the completely remodeled kitchen gleam. The 9 ft ceilings soar in the main level. Crisp, durable, new solid surface counters ensure ease of maintenance for years to come. The brand new appliances will, too. By adding even more cabinets and counters in the former pantry, this kitchen’s functionality has been vastly expanded. And if you like functionality, wait until you see the main level hall closets. Storage was abundant from this home’s original plans, but by converting one of them into an optional laundry closet, this home’s new owner will enjoy the freedom to choose which level they’d prefer their linens to be laundered. The sparkling new hall bathroom has been reconfigured for modern privacy and simplicity. The lower level follows the form, function, and flexibility formula with a restored knotty-pine living area, newly added full bathroom, and contemporary bedroom with classic appointments. This could be a master suite, in-law apartment, graduate pad, or nearly anything a home owner might need. The two car detached garage has a new door and opener, as well as classy new coach lights. See it soon, this belle of Bellemeade bungalow is bound to be bought before you can believe it!